How to replace SSD with M.2 drive in a real PC

Raking out an SSD and replacing it with a modern M.2 drive (aka NGFF apparenlty) in a real-world scenario.
M.2 Seagate Barracuda 510 1TB SSD Solid State Drive PCIe Nvme 3D TLC NAND:
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AKA PN 2NS314-300 / ZP1000CM30001 / FW STPSC014
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My motherboard: • Quick ASRock B460 Phan...
Not ready for M.2 but need more SSDs? Don't get this: • Testing EMTEC X150 SSD...

[@zydang]

Where is your C drive located Sata3_x ? Or your windows OS located at sata3_x. ?

[@BSOBN]

The motherboard manual specified that the SATA3.0 port is only disabled if the type of drive in the M.2 Slot is also a SATA type, but the drive you linked uses an NVME, not SATA, interface.

[@Spodeboy]

Nice! How exciting to use an M.2 SSD! My motherboard is so old, it doesn't even have a M.2 slot.

[@SoSoTechTube]

oh my previous mainboard had I didn't have one either. And now I realize that my old board is 5 years old now

[@Spodeboy]

@@SoSoTechTube Gee, then my board must be older than 5 years!

[@violetfayecharitable]

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