GIGABYTE X99 - Z97 and H97 Motherboards Ready for Intel SSD 750 Series

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  1. Hilbert Hagedoorn

    Hilbert Hagedoorn Don Vito Corleone Staff Member

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  2. nizzen

    nizzen Ancient Guru

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    Asus RIV black x79/ asrock z97 ocf/asus RVE x99 and Asrock WS-10G x99 works here with Intel P3700 NVMe pci-e 3.0. So there is no need for NVMe support for the motherbords and pci-e NVMe devices.

    You have to use windows 8.1 for booting P3xxx series as of now.

    Maybe it is different with m.2 ssd's?

    Looks like intel 750 NVME pci-e is almost the same as P3700/P3600/P3500, just different nand?
     
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  3. eddieobscurant

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    It is the p3500 actually. I would prefer though a 480-512gb drive. There's no need for so much overprovision in consumer drivers, although the performance would be a bit lower
     
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  5. CK the Greek

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    It's nice to see such so fast speeds for disks, next thing I wish is sys mem to be skyrocketing like gddr5 ones and ofc different sys mem speeds per channel..oh, all these at reasonable prices and not having to give a kidney ...too much that I wish for....?
     
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