Can a M.2 be used as your only storage device? Is there a problem

It's fine

Not a problem if you don't mind loosing data. This applies to having only 1 storage device of any kind. All shit breaks.

>>58681040
Yes. As a matter of fact, you don't even need to use SATA unless you need an optical drive or more SSD/HDD

It's fine. My laptop boots from a 950 Pro

>>58681190
Fine by me. I can always buy a HDD if I feel like it

>>58681362
>>58681040
make sure your motherboard can boot from one tho, not all can

>>58681394
Any example of the ones that Can't?

>>58681428
one that pcpartpicker.com warned me about when I was going to build a PC (decided to just buy an Alienware instead)

>>58681670
thank my fellow austist

>>58681670
That's pretty fucking autistic.

Yes you can boot from an m2 drive. All modern motherboards support it. It will appear as a regular drive when you install windows.

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Yes this is my dd
2 950 pros in raid 0

>>58682028
Although i do have an hdd but the only things i keep on it are my drivers/common program installs ect