[SOLVED] Upgrading my Sata SSD to an NVME SSD

[AhmadIsShark]

Hi,

I currently own the Acer Predator G9-593 Laptop, it only has 128GB of SSD storage atm with a Sata drive, i want to first know if my laptop supports NVME Drives or not, and if it does how can i transfer all my files including windows without needing to reinstall anything?

The issue i have is since one is a Sata drive and one is an NVME, if i get one of those external SSD to USB 3 adapters, will i be able to fit both the Sata and the NVME into that adapter?

More information:
In my device manager i have a storage controller called "Intel(R) Chipset SATA/PCIe RST Premium Controller" does this prove that i can support PCIe NVME SSDs?

 

[Maxxify]

Looking at disassembly here it seems to have two M.2 sockets, one of which supports PCIe/NVMe drives. The Intel Controller can manage all storage devices for you, doesn't mean much beyond that.

 

[AhmadIsShark]

Looking at disassembly here it seems to have two M.2 sockets, one of which supports PCIe/NVMe drives. The Intel Controller can manage all storage devices for you, doesn't mean much beyond that.

Oh ok, the laptop ships with a few varieties mine unfortunately comes with only 1 SSD Slot the second isn't attached, but if i want to install a new SSD which is NVME.
Which SSD Enclosure adapters should i look for if i want to install the SATA and the NVME on it?

 

[Maxxify]

Enclosure type has to match drive type. SATA for SATA, PCIe/NVMe for NVMe. Good example of the latter would be the MyDigitalSSD M2X. Or does the single M.2 socket in the laptop support NVMe? In that case you'd get an adapter for the existing SATA drive. Is that drive 2.5" or M.2 in form factor?