The Acer Aspire V5 series all support the latest M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD standard
The new NVMe standard for M.2 SSD sticks is taking the market by a storm and everyone’s looking for an NVMe-capable machine but not everyone can afford one. Fortunately, the new “meta” is making its way into affordable notebooks as well so you can have a device with blazingly fast storage without breaking the bank. In the search of affordable NVMe-enabled laptops, we found out that the ASUS N752 and N552 feature the super-fast SSD standard but they can also be a bit over your budget. Luckily, the new Lenovo Ideapad 700 and the entire Acer Aspire V15 lineup are here for you.
If you are interested in buying the Acer Aspire V5-591G, check the following link: http://amzn.to/1Tum7Y0
You might have already read our piece on cheap NVMe-enabled laptop alternatives on the market but since then, we were able to confirm that the V15 Nitro Black Edition laptops aren’t the only ones that can get the speedy M.2 SSD sticks but also the more affordable Aspire V5-591G solutions with various configurations starting from around $750 – 800. Basically, the V5-591G is the same as the Ideapad 700 minus the IPS panel.
Stay tuned for more laptops coming with PCIe NVMe support as we continue to dig for more laptops to add to our M.2 compatibility list.
Does the Aspire V5-591G support NVMe SSDs as boot drives?
Yeah, if bootdrive is set to gpt and in uefi mode.
Thanks for that info. Have you actually tried it though? If so which M.2 nvme ssd did you use?
Unfortunately, I haven’t tried. I’ve bought my v5-591G with HDD+SSD SATA3. My answer is based on Internet forums and official Acer site: http://community.acer.com/t5/V-and-VN-Series-Laptops/Aspire-V5-591G-53HV-SSD-upgrade/td-p/415136 . In the future I’ll buy one.
Unfortunately guys, no matter how much I tried I couldn’t make the m.2 960 Samsung Evo nvme SSD work in my v5-591g. The laptop crashed as soon as the Nvidia graphics card were installed, after every format. I read that there were incompatibility issues between the card and the nvme SSD, but people seem to have overcome it. Not me though.
The bootdrive was gpt in uefi mode.
I would propose to do the upgrade in a shop so if it doesn’t work to just return the SSD.
Hi Gus g,
Have you overcome the issue, I have the same problem. would be appreciated if share the results.
no cant use nvm ssd m2 only works with ssd m2 sata lll .
its becaus gtx 950m does not go to uefi mode on bios so after u install gtx driver ur laptop crashs and u cant install nvm in legacy mode only works on uefi mode
Hi, I have an Acer V5-591G-56AS . Is that NVMe compatible? Thanks. Of course i would use as a boot drive.
no cant only works with ssd m2 sata lll .
its becaus gtx 950m does not go to uefi mode on bios so after u install gtx driver ur laptop crashs and u cant install nvm in legacy mode only works on uefi mode
The compatibility list, http://laptopmedia.com/laptop-m-2-ngff-ssd-compatibility-list/
shows Acer Aspire V15 Nitro Black Edition (VN7-591G, GTX 960M) to be “SATA III”
i can confirm from own experience that Samsung EVO 960 ssd is not compatible with ACER V5-591G. You can install windows 10 on SSD,and everything works untill the moment NVIDIA 950m Graphic card drivers are installed. From that moment BLUE SCREE all the time. So i dont recomend it. Now i am looking for alternative SSD. Some checked alternatives that are working 100% ??? Thanks.
Are you really sure this is caused by the SSD? It really doesn’t sound like an SSD problem. If it was, it wouldn’t have let you install Windows let alone boot from it at all.
i have the exact same problem. Still not sure if it’s caused by the nvidia card drivers though. Blue screen comes after a few minutes when windows are reinstalled on the samsung ssd 960 evo.
its becaus gtx 950m does not allow to go uefi bios mode so im have the same problem after 24hours trying just see this eror
its becaus gtx 950m does not allow to go on uefi mode so
does acer v5-573g support sata m2ssd?
Probably. Open up your laptop and see if there’s an M.2 slot. If so, then yes.
Does the Aspire V5-561G support M.2 SSDs ?
Hi, i just want to ask (for sure) if there is a M.2 slot on Acer Aspire V5 571G?
Does the ACER ASPIRE V5-573PG support NVMe SSDs as boot drives?
my laptop is acer aspire v5 591g 76pa and graffic cart not supports eufi mode so i dont think that u can install nvm most buy ssd m2 sata lll
Does Aspire V5-561G support NvMe ssd
Hello friends, finally after 2 months of intensive research on all websites I was able to install a third generation NVMe SSD in my laptop today. My laptop model is : acer aspire v15 v5-591g76r6 Last week I tried to install a fourth generation SSD on it but it didn’t work. I ordered a third-generation 512GB NVMe SSD for 13 euros via AliExpress, which arrived today. Last week I also successfully installed two 16Gb DDR4 PC3200 RAM modules in my laptop. It is important to note that the use of third generation PCIe Express is significant for the SSD. With… Read more »