What is an NVMe?
Answer
An NVMe stands for a non volatile memory express. It is an interface standard only used for SSDs(Solid State Drives). An NVMe also plugs into the motherboard via PCIe slot by passing slow legacy controllers. NVMe boots operating systems, loads heavy games, and transfers large files significantly faster.
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