Acer F5-573G-59N8 M.2 SSD Support - PCIE or SATA III?

Amnartamm

@egydiocoelho;I have a Acer Aspire F 15 F5-573G-566f, I can install a ssd M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 (500Gb) ?

Commodore_1995#

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Commodore_1995#

@PouriaS1999 Se o seu modelo possui um processador de sétima geração, será sim compatível com nvme.

Erfan_Ekh

PouriaS1999 said:

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Erfan_Ekh said:

hey guys
I've recentely decided to add an SSD module to my F5 laptop since it already has an empty slot which supports m.2 2280 modules. My questions is which type of connection do I have to choose from? SATA III or PCIE? I've installed HWINFO64; It indicates that my PCIE version is 3.0 and maximum Link bandwidth is 2x. Does this mean I can use PCI Express m.2 2280 SSD on my laptop or I can only go for the SATA III versions? BTW I attached the HWINFO64's result to the post.

Thanks for your help

Hey dear Erfan
I have the same laptop and I was wondering if u bought the "ADATA XPG SX8000 PCIe 128GB NVMe Gen3x4 " and it worked properly ?

PouriaS1999 said:

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Erfan_Ekh said:

hey guys
I've recentely decided to add an SSD module to my F5 laptop since it already has an empty slot which supports m.2 2280 modules. My questions is which type of connection do I have to choose from? SATA III or PCIE? I've installed HWINFO64; It indicates that my PCIE version is 3.0 and maximum Link bandwidth is 2x. Does this mean I can use PCI Express m.2 2280 SSD on my laptop or I can only go for the SATA III versions? BTW I attached the HWINFO64's result to the post.

Thanks for your help

Hey dear Erfan
I have the same laptop and I was wondering if u bought the "ADATA XPG SX8000 PCIe 128GB NVMe Gen3x4 " and it worked properly ?

Yeah I did and it works perfectly. I bought the GAMMIX version