![]() ![]() NVMe is a standard for storage over PCI express (and later revised to support other transports, but that isn't relavent here). I know these are a bunch of questions and maybe I should've asked them one at a time, but I think they fit well together and may help others that struggle with understanding all the new techno buzz. I have come to understand from my previous question that any PCIe v3 device also fits in a PCIe v2 device, obviously with lower maximum speeds, is that also true for NVMe?
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