Envy 17 model 17-j102ea SSD Boot question, Legacy Support, BIOS

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  You can have a PCIe M.2 (Non - SED) Solid State Drive 256Go.

  This drive connects to the motherboard, it's the size of a stick of gum.

  It can be mounted vertically or stand flat on the motherboard (MB).

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  It should be close to the PCIe slots. ASRock, Asus and Gigabyte locate M.2 slots here as it connects with the bus PCIe x 16 and uses the bandwidth of one of the 16 slots x.

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