M.2 ssd on H110 motherboard

[cut1plum]

Could recommended H110 motherboard can support M.2 ssd ?

 

[Barty1884]

Natively? ie a board with an M.2 slot?

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/jY98TW/asus-h110m-am2-micro-atx-lga1155-motherboard-h110m-am2
$59 / $49 after rebate & supports both SATA & PCIe M.2

Most recent boards can support M.2 PCIe drives via adapters (if you have an available PCIe x4 or x8 slot) - even older boards with an available slot could use them with an adapter - but it's likely only newer boards (with newer BIOS revisions) can actually boot from an M.2.

There are a few options for M.2 boards in the H110 chipset, all however are mATX or mITX. If you want a full ATX board, you have to step up to either H170 or Z170.

 

[Calvin7]

H110 chipset motherboards with M.2 are PCIe 2.0 not PCIe 3.0.

With x4 PCIe Gen2 bandwidth, M.2 supports up to 20 Gb/s Data Transfer speeds. Whereas M.2 Socket 3 - PCIe x4 mode PCIe Gen3 x4 M.2 have up to 32Gb/s Data Transfer speeds.

 

[cut1plum]

Natively? ie a board with an M.2 slot?

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/jY98TW/asus-h110m-am2-micro-atx-lga1155-motherboard-h110m-am2
$59 / $49 after rebate & supports both SATA & PCIe M.2

Most recent boards can support M.2 PCIe drives via adapters (if you have an available PCIe x4 or x8 slot) - even older boards with an available slot could use them with an adapter - but it's likely only newer boards (with newer BIOS revisions) can actually boot from an M.2.

There are a few options for M.2 boards in the H110 chipset, all however are mATX or mITX. If you want a full ATX board, you have to step up to either H170 or Z170.

I Know, H110 supports up to 20 Gb/s Data transfer speeds. but my company need to H110 chipset & Matx,
can help?