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I wanted to get a second SSD, but my motherboard only has one connector. I did some research and found adapters that plug in via USB and then plug in a regular SSD. Is this a good solution for gaming? Or is an external hard drive better?
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You mean NVMe?
If your board has only one M.2 slot for it, then only ne SATA-SSD will be installed via or NVMe using PCIe adapter
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