Mi notebook pro second ssd slot NVME or Sata?

Mi notebook pro second ssd slot NVME or Sata?

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  • #78199
    Damien
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    I would like to put other ssd to second slot but confusing there’s no exact spec of second ssd slot.

    Is that available for nvme m.2 type? or just sata m.2 type?

    #78479
    Chris G
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    Hi it’s both, sata3 or Nvme dpedns on what you put in there. If it’s NVMe note it will only work at x2 speed.

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    #79101
    Damien
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    Thanks for your comment so even I have latest bios second slot is only work at x2 mode ? which means limitation of the motherboard?

    #138242
    Alan WONG
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    I’d love to confirm that also.  I have the Mi Notebook Pro 15.6 / i7-8550u / 256GB M.2 SSD ( PM961 ) + 500GB M.2 SSD ( 960 EVO ).

    It is disappointing to see that the new 500GB can only run at SATA speed x 2 only.  So, in this case, there is no cure for it?  Second slot is for sure only peaked at x2 speed?

    or may be I should switch the 960 EVO to be the main system drive into the slot one and then move the original PM961 to the secondary?

    Really hope to receive technical confirmation on the slot nature and what should be the best arrangement for all of the Mi notebook pro users.

     

    Thank you.

    PS.  I found on the Xiaomi China Forum, that seems like there has never been one that has PCI-e x 4 on both M.2 slots, so guess we have to live with it??

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    Betsy Jolas
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    A second M2 slot is available on the top of most models. Usually, it is used to increase the storage space. However, not all motherboards support this feature. wordle

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