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What SATA (or PCIe+adapter) SSD for a Debian laptop?
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@solrize You want to use nvme rather than sata if possible, particularly if a high end ssd as the absolute max speed you can get with sata is 6gb/s and also using a sata ssd will often make one or two sata ports not function.
I don't think I can use NVMe in my old laptop but yes, otherwise I'd do so. ;)