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So I have all of these parts selected but I'm curious if I could have both my 1tb 2.5" SSD and my M.2 SSD https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder.aspx?load=0ee2b50d-de2f-445f-b405-076d6408d60d
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Hello @JustinMPhillipYes, these are compatible with your motherboard and you'd be able to have both of them! I'd recommend a larger M.2 instead of the 2.5" drive. Typically the M.2 offers faster speed and there's less mess since you have no added wires.
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