Is M.2 the same as NVMe?
Excuse me, could you please clarify something for me? I've been hearing a lot about M.2 and NVMe in the context of solid-state drives and I'm a bit confused about the difference. Are M.2 and NVMe essentially the same thing, or are they two separate technologies that work together or independently? I understand that M.2 is a form factor, but I'm not entirely sure how NVMe fits into the picture. Could you explain the relationship between the two and how they impact the performance of SSDs? Thank you.
Which is faster, NVMe or M2?
I'm curious to know, when it comes to speed, which technology is the superior choice between NVMe and M2? Both have been touted for their blazing fast performance, but I'm interested in a detailed comparison to see which one truly reigns supreme in terms of speed and efficiency. Could you enlighten me on the key differences and advantages of each, helping me make an informed decision on which one to opt for in my next upgrade?