Acer aspire a715-72g-53we t003 ม อสอง

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น้ำหนัก(kg) 2.3 ขนาดหน้าจอ 15.6 ระบบปฏิบัติการณ์ Window 10 สิ่งที่ให้มาในกล่อง แรม RAM 8GB DDR4 HDD MODEL Notebook Acer Aspire A715-72G-53WE/T003 (Black) หน่วยประมวลผล Intel Core i5-8300H 2.3GHz กราฟฟิค NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 4GB ฮาร์ดดิส 1 TB Graphics การรับประกัน รับประกันโดยร้านผู้จัดจำหน่าย ระยะเวลาการรับประกัน 2 years

Does acer aspire A715-72G m.2 slot has M key only or both B & M? i am confused as i want to buy an SSD asap. please guide.

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Hi, No problem, when you install a SATA SSD, the pins in the slot will stay dormant(because there are no pins in the SSD's second gap), when you install a NVMe SSD, the pins in the SSD will make contact with the pins in the slot and make it active, so regardless the key of the slot, it's backward compatible to work with SATA SSD as well.
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Hi, The slot in this model is compatible with both types of keys, so you can install a M.2 SATA or a M.2 NVMe SSD. 0
falam Member Posts: 12 Tinkerer
Hi,
The slot in this model is compatible with both types of keys, so you can install a M.2 SATA or a M.2 NVMe SSD. Thank you. so it means the slot on the motherboard has a single key? 1

Hi, No problem, when you install a SATA SSD, the pins in the slot will stay dormant(because there are no pins in the SSD's second gap), when you install a NVMe SSD, the pins in the SSD will make contact with the pins in the slot and make it active, so regardless the key of the slot, it's backward compatible to work with SATA SSD as well.
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falam Member Posts: 12 Tinkerer Hi, No problem, when you install a SATA SSD, the pins in the slot will stay dormant(because there are no pins in the SSD's second gap), when you install a NVMe SSD, the pins in the SSD will make contact with the pins in the slot and make it active, so regardless the key of the slot, it's backward compatible to work with SATA SSD as well.
WILL THIS WORK ON MY LAPTOP Sir? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075Y23Y37/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_api_j0xLBbSVAT3EH 0

falam Member Posts: 12 Tinkerer

Hi, No problem, when you install a SATA SSD, the pins in the slot will stay dormant(because there are no pins in the SSD's second gap), when you install a NVMe SSD, the pins in the SSD will make contact with the pins in the slot and make it active, so regardless the key of the slot, it's backward compatible to work with SATA SSD as well.

WILL THIS WORK ON MY LAPTOP Sir?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075Y23Y37/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_api_j0xLBbSVAT3EH Hi, Yes, it should work as it's a NVMe drive but have no personal experience with this brand. 0

I would suggest you to avoid M.2 SSDs with heatsink as they are meant for Desktops and you may find fitting them in laptops a bit awkward due to space restrictions. 0

falam Member Posts: 12 Tinkerer

I would suggest you to avoid M.2 SSDs with heatsink as they are meant for Desktops and you may find fitting them in laptops a bit awkward due to space restrictions. can you explain to me a bit more please ? i thought it's normal to use m.2 SSDs with laptops. 0

I would suggest you to avoid M.2 SSDs with heatsink as they are meant for Desktops and you may find fitting them in laptops a bit awkward due to space restrictions.
can you explain to me a bit more please ? i thought it's normal to use m.2 SSDs with laptops. Someone else found it difficult to install a M.2 SSD with heatsink and reported in this community, unfortunately I couldn't find the thread, however, adding the heatsink increases the thickness of the M.2 SSD and it may be difficult to install in slimmer laptops, hence my warning. 0

falam Member Posts: 12 Tinkerer

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I would suggest you to avoid M.2 SSDs with heatsink as they are meant for Desktops and you may find fitting them in laptops a bit awkward due to space restrictions.
can you explain to me a bit more please ? i thought it's normal to use m.2 SSDs with laptops.

Someone else found it difficult to install a M.2 SSD with heatsink and reported in this community, unfortunately I couldn't find the thread, however, adding the heatsink increases the thickness of the M.2 SSD and it may be difficult to install in slimmer laptops, hence my warning. Ok thank you. Is there any SSD available with better thermals available? (without the heat sink) 0

falam Member Posts: 12 Tinkerer

i bought this one and it is not detected by my laptop. what should i do. i tried with windows partition tool and minitools partition wizard. none detected. please help. 0

i bought this one and it is not detected by my laptop. what should i do. i tried with windows partition tool and minitools partition wizard. none detected. please help. Hi, Please tell us more about how you installed, what was the original setup? Did you have a normal HDD or SSD? 0

i bought this one and it is not detected by my laptop. what should i do. i tried with windows partition tool and minitools partition wizard. none detected. please help. Hi, Give this a try, go to BIOS screen(press F2 as soon as you press power button), press F9 button to set it to default settings, then press F10 to save and exit.

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i have acer a715-71g, is it support WD black Nvme ssd PCIe Gen3 8 Gb/s, up to 4 lanes. kindly answer 0

Thank you 4 replay. How about Samsung 970 evo 500gb nvme 0

Thank you 4 replay. How about Samsung 970 evo 500gb nvme Yes, it will work. 1

falam Member Posts: 12 Tinkerer
Thank you 4 replay. How about Samsung 970 evo 500gb nvme

Yes it works. i installed it.

i bought this one and it is not detected by my laptop. what should i do. i tried with windows partition tool and minitools partition wizard. none detected. please help.

Hi, Please tell us more about how you installed, what was the original setup? Did you have a normal HDD or SSD?

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