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Will a 2TB 660P work with a Z68 chip set and an i7-2600k CPU on an ASRock Extreme4 MB using a M.2 to PCIE adapter like a Silverstone ECM23 M.2 NVMe SSD to PCIe 3.0 x16 running on Win 10 Home?

DObri7
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n_scott_pearson
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In Z68-based boards, there is (a) no support for PCIe 3.0 and (b) no support for NVMe in the BIOS, so no, you cannot use a 660p in this board.

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AlHill
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You need to ask ASRock what their motherboard supports.

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DObri7
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Will an Intel 2TB 660P work with an Intel Z68 chip set? I get mixed answers when I read specs on this.

n_scott_pearson
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In Z68-based boards, there is (a) no support for PCIe 3.0 and (b) no support for NVMe in the BIOS, so no, you cannot use a 660p in this board.

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