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andyalder&gt; I have to use them in a HP Moonshot - m710x servers - for Remote Desktop Services
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andyalder> I have to use them in a HP Moonshot - m710x servers - for Remote Desktop Services

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Definitely the NVMe drives then. They're not boot devices but there's room for the 120GB SATA one to boot from as well. Only thing is though do you need any local storage at all for remote desktop servers or is it just for booting the OS?
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Definitely the NVMe drives then. They're not boot devices but there's room for the 120GB SATA one to boot from as well. Only thing is though do you need any local storage at all for remote desktop servers or is it just for booting the OS?

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I just ordered the PCIe... they told me they support boot? (On UEFI and Server 2016)
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I just ordered the PCIe... they told me they support boot? (On UEFI and Server 2016)

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From HPE: ).<br />
NOTE: SATA and NVMe M.2 SSDs can both be used as an OS boot drive....
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From HPE: ).
NOTE: SATA and NVMe M.2 SSDs can both be used as an OS boot drive....

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Cool. Quickspecs must be out of date.
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Hey<br />
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Would you buy HPE 866844-B21(SATA) or HPE 862159-B21(PCIe)?<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
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Mike
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Hey

Would you buy HPE 866844-B21(SATA) or HPE 862159-B21(PCIe)?

Thanks in advance

Mike

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