0-20k Motherboard with atleast 2 nvme slots

Almost all motherboards these days have 2 NVMe slots.

Which generation processor do you have? Intel's socket and chipset changes every 2 years.
 
gourav said:
Almost all motherboards these days have 2 NVMe slots.

Which generation processor do you have? Intel's socket and chipset changes every 2 years.
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It is decided by cost... Can range from 10th gen to what available today... I want to keep cost at minimum with atleast 4 core of cpu and 64 gb ram support...

So suggestions are welcome...
 
EscSysRq1 said:
It is decided by cost... Can range from 10th gen to what available today... I want to keep cost at minimum with atleast 4 core of cpu and 64 gb ram support...

So suggestions are welcome...
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I hope you have calculated uses & hardware power before finalizing above... if not, use template available here for PC/Parts Suggestion and fill in detail, you never know when any TE member shocked you with lowest possible configuration yet powerful for your needs !!!
 
Emperor said:
I hope you have calculated uses & hardware power before finalizing above... if not, use template available here for PC/Parts Suggestion and fill in detail, you never know when any TE member shocked you with lowest possible configuration yet powerful for your needs !!!
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Actually i am already running a i5 6500 build with 1 nvme slot mobo... Performence is great for development purpose... So was just looking to use one unused 2tb nvme intel ssd lying around... That is why only thinking mobo upgrade...
 
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Asus or MSI h610m can be a good board for lga1700 socket cpus. I own an asus h610 with an i3-12100F and it works perfectly. You can get one new for about 8-10k.
 
EscSysRq1 said:
Actually i am already running a i5 6500 build with 1 nvme slot mobo... Performence is great for development purpose... So was just looking to use one unused 2tb nvme intel ssd lying around... That is why only thinking mobo upgrade...
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Hey, I'm on the same boat as you. I have a great PC based on x99 system (2014). I also wanted an additional NVME SSD.

The best solution without changing your PC is to get a PCIe to m.2 converter, I'm doing the same and face no issues whatsoever (I use it for storage). Got it from USA for just $9.
Highly recommended if you have someone coming from there / Canada. USA LINK
https://www.amazon.com/GLOTRENDS-Adapter-Aluminum-Heatsink-PA09_HS/dp/B07FN3YZ8P/


Similar products are also available in India, but at a higher price. I'm tagging the one I bought GloTrends PCIe to M.2
 
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