The two DIMM slots are purportedly optimized for memory ... Sandwiched between the two slots is a secondary M.2 slot rated at PCIe Gen 4x4 speeds. The primary M.2 slot is between the AM5 socket ...

four SO-DIMM slots, all of which are accessible to the user. Metal covers protect them, but they’re easy to get out with just a finger. There are also four M.2 SSD slots in there, at least one ...

BR><BR>tl;dr version:<BR><BR>So I'm still using an old ... Anyway, the MB has 3 DIMM slots, but if you have DS DIMMs, you can only have them in slot 1 & 2 (with nothing in slot 3).

The last two A620M boards from ASRock are the less packed motherboards only featuring 2 DIMM slots ... with all the exciting features such as 2 M.2 Key-M for NVMe SSD, USB 3.2 Type-C to support ...

However, I've seen a few adapters like this that seem to allow attaching a m.2 SSD to an mSATA slot. Would it be a good idea to go this route, or should I stick with a SATA or mSATA SSD?