Here's how you can install an NVME SSD with ease, and take advantage of those faster loading speeds.

How to install an NVMe SSD in your PC Most modern SSDs are NVMe drives using the M.2 form factor, and most PCs come with dedicated slots for those.

NVMe SSDs offer blazing fast read and write speeds that can improve the performance of your games by reducing load times. They're also easy to install.

How to install an M.2 SSD in a desktop PC An M.2 SSD looks like a stick of chewing gum with chips on one side, a label on the other, and gold contacts at one end. Some will install just like that.

If you have an old NVMe SSD lying around or are simply looking for a quick way to connect one to your PC, this gadget is the solution.

If you only use your desktop PC to play games, browse some websites, watch some videos, and occasionally transfer files here and there, you won't notice much of a benefit from NVMe SSD caching.

External enclosures for 2.5-inch SSDs One of the easiest ways to seamlessly continue using your old 2.5-inch SSD is to install it in an external hard drive enclosure.