Hey everyone! I'm in the process of building a new PC, and I'm making the switch from an ATX to a micro ATX case because I need to save some space. I'm curious about transferring my NVME drive from my old setup to the new one. The NVME has my operating system, games, and applications on it. Will this work without issues? Any advice would be very helpful! Thanks!
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You'll definitely be able to move your NVME drive to the new build. Just make sure the new motherboard has an M.2 slot for it. Since your NVME contains Windows and all your data, it should boot up just fine once you install it, assuming hardware compatibility isn't an issue. You might need to adjust some BIOS settings, but it’s usually pretty straightforward! Good luck!
Also, keep in mind that if the motherboard is different, you might need to reactivate Windows. Just check that before you transfer!