Completely confused : I dont think my Acer Nitro 5 support NVMe
ymcu
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Hello everyone,
Everywhere I look around this forums says Acer Nitro 5 supports NVMe, but here is the problem

I have the model with 1tb HDD and 1050gtx 2gb
Here is the infosheet I have found about it :
This infosheet fits perfectly to my model, from chipset to everything there is, so i am sure i have that. Here is another version AN515-52
https://www.jmt.bg/productfiles/NEW_NITRO_5_AN515-52.pdf << this is not mine, as it does not have 2gb gtx option.
So here comes the confusion:
The version I have, in the Storage part says only SATA 6gb/s SSD. The other version , AN515-52 says also PCIe gen3 8gb/sn 4 lanes.
When I look at the HWinfo64, this is what is written:

This is also says it have several PCI e x1 and x16 v3.0 slots (Which are already filled I suppose)
So does that mean, my motherboard supports this, BUT i do not have a emtpy slot? Or my slot interface works in SATA, I can put in NVMe, but it will work only on SATA speeds? (which makes more expensive NVMe completely meaningless if they will work on SATA speeds).
Can someone explaine this contradiction? Also, is there a way to know if indeed there is a free M.2 slot without opening my laptop?
thanks
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update : could not be patient and checked, there is indeed a slot for M.2. There is also some info written around there, if anyone understands :
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Hi,
Your model supports M.2 NVMe SSD, please read this link for more information:https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/543451/nvme-support-for-acer-nitro-5-an515-51-75a2-nh-q2qaa-015-i7-7700hq-16gb-ram-1050-ti-1tb-hdd
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brummyfan2 said:Hi,
Your model supports M.2 NVMe SSD, please read this link for more information:https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/543451/nvme-support-for-acer-nitro-5-an515-51-75a2-nh-q2qaa-015-i7-7700hq-16gb-ram-1050-ti-1tb-hdd
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bumpacer should clarify this0
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What region are you in? 'AN515-51' is not your full model number as there is a prefix at the end missing. You may have a AN515-51-56U0 model.
At any rate, laptop features per model are not universal. Acer says as much in their advertising. Depending on the region, the same model laptop may have completely different hardware and software. That is why it is important to be specific with your model and region. Very often facts are given out that only apply to one region.
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Hi @ymcu
@tobimaru
This model supports NVMe SSD, only 2 Lanes enabled in most of the laptops.
https://www.userbenchmark.com/System/Acer-Nitro-AN515-51/61125
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