

In this part, you will know details about how to boot from PCle NVMe drive. If you set your NVMe drive as a boot drive, then your PC will get its best performance. NVMe design takes advantage of the low latency PCIe SSD and parallelism, which can greatly improve the user experience of SSD. How to set NVMe as a boot drive for your Windows computer? M.2 NVMe: The PCI-E channel is different from M.2 SATA, the bandwidth can reach 10GB/s. M.2 SATA: The theoretical bandwidth limitation of the SATA channel, the limit transfer speed can only reach 600MB/s. Data can be directly connected to the CPU through the bus, eliminating the need for the memory to call the hard disk, so the whole process is smoother and the speed is faster.


However, things will be different if you choose M.2 NVMe drive. The data will be read from the hard disk to the memory first, then the data will be extracted to the CPU’s internal calculations, then written into the memory, and finally stored in the hard disk. In terms of speed, the read and write speed of M.2 SATA is similar to that of a 2.5-inch SSD, and the only difference is the interface. However, the M.2 interface is divided into two types, supporting the SATA channel and NVME channel respectively. The M.2 interface is a new interface specification introduced by Intel to replace mSATA. As a result, while NVMe makes use of not only solid-state storage but also today's multicore CPUs and terabytes of RAM, it may also deliver excellent speed performance. To effectively analyze and modify data, NVMe storage makes use of simplified command sets. The chief strength of NVMe is saving time. The shorts of “Non-Volatile Memory Host Controller Interface Specification”, which is an interface protocol for PCIe bus. In this part, you can learn some crucial points about NVMe drive. What’s NVMe drive? Does it have any difference from other SSDs? How to boot from NVMe drive? Can it save my slow computer?.
