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    On Board Sata Express

    Quick and easy one (hopefully):

    I've noticed most other companies are adding on board Sata Express, but MSi and AsRock, as far as I found don't.
    Any reason or they just don't want to spend the money on it currently?

    Couldn't find anything on Google, but some guidance would be good.

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    I think it's just choosing the much smaller and simpler M.2 standard over SATAe. I don't really know why beyond that, they're both the same performance as far as I am aware, though SATAe has some backwards compatability and positional benefits.
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    Ahh well, guess I'll get an M2 SSD and have it hidden.

    Thanks for trying to find something

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