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April 19th, 2019 10:00

Dell G5 5590 nvme ssd support

Hi Does anybody know if the dell g5 5590 supports samsung 970 evo SSDs and if yes is there a size limit? and soes the m.2 port support PCIe 3 x4 ?

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April 19th, 2019 13:00

Thank you for your message. This model supports

 

One M.2 2230 SSD PCIe NVMe 3x2 class 35 up to 512 GB

One M.2 2280 SSD PCIe NVMe 3x4 class 40 up to 1 TB

 

 

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April 19th, 2019 15:00

Thank you for the answer, I already found this piece of info in the specifications manual. The thing is I don't know which m.2 port I have or to be more specific if I replace the 128 gb hyninx one with a Samsung 970 EVO 1 TB M.2 ssd would it work?

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May 4th, 2019 17:00

If it is of any help of you, I 've just installed a Samsung 970 pro nvme (512GB) on my G5, after I upgraded the bios version to the latest one (version 1.10, just to be sure), and it works without changing anything on the bios. I still have to do some tests on the speeds though, but it seems fine. 

June 15th, 2019 09:00

I am also on the same stage and confused for the 2 ports on the board for nvme . If it is like this so can we install 1 more with the factory fitted nvme 128 gb Hynix or there is only 1 slot in total for nvme. pls explain . Samsung 500gb pro or Western Digital WD Black SN750 500GB 3D NAND M.2 2280 Early answer will be highly appriciateable

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September 11th, 2019 06:00

Hi i have the same model and have just bought a 970 evo nvme. How did you install please?. Did you have to use a external drive adpater?if so which one please?

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October 30th, 2019 02:00

Hi,

just for the infos. I habe a G5 5590 and replaced my 512GB nvme with a samsung evo 970 2TB nvme and it works without a problem.
Made an image of the old one to usb drive, replaced the disk and restored the image.

 

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December 28th, 2019 14:00

I see that you installed the 2TB. But, did your model come with a data drive? If so, how large is it?  I'm considering striping my drive to overcome NTFS primary drive data limits and could use some info.  Whatever you can tell me would be much appreciated.

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December 28th, 2019 14:00

Omg a technology site that transposes (d :  ) the sign for d drive with emoticons. Actually it explains a lot.

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