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Transferring the boot drive to a different port or socket

Transferring the boot drive to a different port or socket

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superjessejoe
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10-15-2016, 09:19 PM
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Consider a replacement M.2 SSD for your PC. Your motherboard has two slots—one currently used as the boot drive in slot 1, which uses PCIe 4 but is actually a PCIe3 device. If you install a new SSD with PCIe 4, you can relocate the existing boot drive to the second slot (PCIe3 only) and place the new drive there for gaming. The Asus Prime B550M-K supports this setup.
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superjessejoe
10-15-2016, 09:19 PM #1

Consider a replacement M.2 SSD for your PC. Your motherboard has two slots—one currently used as the boot drive in slot 1, which uses PCIe 4 but is actually a PCIe3 device. If you install a new SSD with PCIe 4, you can relocate the existing boot drive to the second slot (PCIe3 only) and place the new drive there for gaming. The Asus Prime B550M-K supports this setup.

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alexsandar_123
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10-16-2016, 04:23 AM
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Ensure the boot order updates in the BIOS settings to reflect the new priority.
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alexsandar_123
10-16-2016, 04:23 AM #2

Ensure the boot order updates in the BIOS settings to reflect the new priority.

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