Are ssd's better than SATA ssd's in real world applications?

2 standard contains variants with up to four PCIe lanes, one SATA 6 Gbs and or one USB port So it is possible to connect PCIe as well as SATA SSDs

NVMe drives are more efficient than SATA drives to access non-volatile memory This is still true even if both SSDs have an form factor

m2 pcie 40 in 30 slot 2 SSD and Toshiba RC100 NVME SSD, are respectively corresponding to PCIE NVME, SATA AHCI and PCIE NVME interfaces That is to say, the two

m2 pcie slot drives are also much smaller than SATA SSDs, almost like a strip of gum, having a flat profile that simply sits on top of