Every SSD Type Explained In 8 Minutes

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  @explainerguy01 · 9 months ago (edited) · pinned

  Which SSD type did YOU upgrade to first? SATA? NVMe? Let me know below 👇<br>Also watch Every Monitor Panel Explained Here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPskFbyHmqw">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPskFbyHmqw</a>

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  @wyattandwill12 · 9 months ago

  It’s crazy that one day people might watch this video and think it’s funny that we’re bragging about NVME drives

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  @marisakirisame867 · 10 months ago

  watching this via HDD-powered C2D system feels diabolical

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  @kabal4512 · 9 months ago

  SATA SSDs turn old PC onto a rocket. Good thing❤

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  @Araxet · 9 months ago

  nah I&apos;ll stick with floppy disks

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  @tshegofatsokgoroba6753 · 10 months ago

  There is no connector called nvme on a motherboard, just PCIe and the various versions of it. M.2 form factor is keyed differently which is one of the easiest ways to tell a PCIe based drive from a SATA based drive. M keys are generally used for SATA based drives and b keys for PCIe based drives.

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  @snrelkington368 · 6 months ago

  Maybe if the guy on the sportbike (crotch rocket) started his motorcycle, he&apos;d realize he was actually faster than the slow car passing him.

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  @cloudykey · 9 months ago (edited)

  Fun fact: nvme ports actually is pci-e, so u can plug rtx 5090 on trash router which has nvme port

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  @VincentBounce · 8 months ago

  Nice video! Still missing:<br>- mSATA = mini-SATA shape, before NVMe<br>- NGFF = Next Generation Form Factor, previous name of M.2 shape<br>- M.2 M key: shape of new NVMe<br>- M.2 B+M keys: shape of SATA compatible<br>- M.2 B key: shape of old NVMe<br>- MacBook proprietary shape<br><br>M.2 lengths:<br>- Type 2242 &nbsp;= 22w x &nbsp;42l mm smallest one for compact USB enclosure cases <br>- Type 2260 &nbsp;= 22w x &nbsp;60l mm<br>- Type 2280 &nbsp;= 22w x &nbsp;80l mm most popular<br>- Type 22110 = 22w x 110l mm

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  @gooshnpupp · 2 months ago

  i like these hardware rundowns. the only thing missing is positioning on a timeline to get a better historical context.

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  @youleeun · 9 months ago

  IDE never dies

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  @muztobahussain1675 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=or-RheltPrc&amp;t=400">6:40</a> still using HDD in 2026 🥀

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