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I use the M.2 SSD for OS and Progams, I keep my DATA on a 2.5 SSD and any thing that I don't use regulrly on a WD Passport 4TB USB3.0.
I do think the extra speed comes in when working with larger files Video editing, Auto Cad or any drawing program Regen are really faster. File transfers are limited to the slowest device and method. USB 3.0 is only so fast. 7200 hard drives are only so fast even SATA SSD is only so fast so it hard for ordinary people to see the difference. the jump from SATA 3 hard drives to SATA SSD was indeed monumental. So If you using any hard drive intense software the jump to M.2 PCIe NVME is substantial. And the size of them I mean a 2TB M.2 SSD with the heat sink is still way smaller than any 2.5 SSD or HD. So that will allow us to build much smaller computers hard drive bays not needed!!