acer e5-575g-37d2 NVME SSD M.2

jrbaluyut
jrbaluyut Member Posts: 3 New User
is my laptop compatible to NVME SSD M.2? or what do i have to do to check it. I'm thinking on adding a NVME SSD or replacing the HDD to SSD. thanks!

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  • ttttt
    ttttt Member Posts: 1,947 Community Aficionado WiFi Icon
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    @jrbaluyut

    From the info, it indicated you can use PCIe 3.0 x2 M.2 NVMe SSD to be perfect.

    However, it is not easy to find x2 NVMe SSD ( such as WD SN 520) in retail market now, so people will just overpay a little, getting a PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe SSD, but that will run at x2 speed (1,700 MB/s read ). This speed still tripled a 2.5" SATA3 SSD read speed.

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  • ttttt
    ttttt Member Posts: 1,947 Community Aficionado WiFi Icon
    @jrbaluyut

    Under Device Manager, PCI bus#0 ->, PCI Express root port #9

    as the picture given by this link:

    https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/650067/acer-e5-575-ssd-ssd-nvme#latest

    Check the maximum link width there, or post a picture like that here.

    I viewed other 575-G model videos, seemed they all have M-key M.2 slot for M.2 SATA or M.2 NVMe SSD.

    Anyway, show the root port #9 picture to be sure.
  • jrbaluyut
    jrbaluyut Member Posts: 3 New User
    here it is.. this is correct right? 


  • ttttt
    ttttt Member Posts: 1,947 Community Aficionado WiFi Icon
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    @jrbaluyut

    From the info, it indicated you can use PCIe 3.0 x2 M.2 NVMe SSD to be perfect.

    However, it is not easy to find x2 NVMe SSD ( such as WD SN 520) in retail market now, so people will just overpay a little, getting a PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe SSD, but that will run at x2 speed (1,700 MB/s read ). This speed still tripled a 2.5" SATA3 SSD read speed.
  • jrbaluyut
    jrbaluyut Member Posts: 3 New User
    ttttt said:
    @jrbaluyut

    From the info, it indicated you can use PCIe 3.0 x2 M.2 NVMe SSD to be perfect.

    However, it is not easy to find x2 NVMe SSD ( such as WD SN 520) in retail market now, so people will just overpay a little, getting a PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe SSD, but that will run at x2 speed (1,700 MB/s read ). This speed still tripled a 2.5" SATA3 SSD read speed.
    thank you so much for the help @ttttt!! really appreciate it sir!! :)
  • @jrbaluyut

    I would like to provide some additional info which will really help you. 

     

    Kindly go through the details given below.  The info provided below will be very helpful to get the current memory and ssd details of your computer and the options to upgrade it.  

     

    Please visit the website given below.  There is an option to  "start your scan "  and " select your computer " .  Please chose the options and try it.  It will show you the memory and SSD’s details and the best upgrade options for you.. 


    https://www.crucial.com/

     

    It will tell you what you currently have and what you can add for memory and SSD's. 

     

    Note: If you decide to buy you can always compare the prices by visiting other websites or stores and then you can decide.  We are providing the info of scan app just to show you the upgrade options.  You can even download similar scan apps from other memory upgrade websites too.         


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  • ttttt
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    @jrbaluyut

    Glad to help. Enjoy your future M.2 NVMe SSD. 

    Read more threads here finding out how to clone from old drive to the new NVMe SSD.