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June 12th, 2023 13:00

Nvme gen compatability

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What gen nvme is the latitude 3510 compatible with? Read some dell documentation that says gen 3 and some sights like Crucial state gen 4.

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    Posted June 12th, 2023 13:00

    Dell's specifications state that it supports PCIe NVMe 3x4. Note that Crucial does not say that the laptop supports Gen 4, only that you can use either Gen 3 or Gen 4 drives in it. However, a Gen 4 drive will run at Gen 3 speeds.

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    Posted July 23rd, 2023 15:00

    Got a Gen 3 NVME, all fitted, bios shows drive details under storage, but bios doesn't recognise it as a bootable drive, dell beeps once on start up. Tried wiping drive via bios security options. Any ideas on how to make it bootable?

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    Posted July 23rd, 2023 17:00

    Same answer as your other thread -- have you installed an OS onto the drive?