Windows 10: Install Windows on M.2 2280?

Clearly I stepped out of line. I apologize for my previous post.

 

My machine is X99 based and windows runs happily on an M.2 Samsung and install is easy, and Blindingly Rapid, gone are the days of nipping to the kettle while "Loading files" trips down happily. One you hit the OK them files are loaded and install is underway (Assuming install from a USB3)

 

SSD Review is indeed a great resource. I talk to Les Tokar, the guy behind the site, and he's really plugged into what's going on with solid state storage stuff. He's in Taipei right now, in fact, attending CompuTex. You will find the NVMe SSD (I use a 512 GB Samsung 950 Pro as my boot drive in my latest PC build on an Asrock Z170 Extreme7+ motherboard) blazing fast and easy to use with Windows 10 (driver support is now baked into the UEFI/BIOS, even for RAID arrays of NVMe M.2 drives). Les Tokar wrote a story about setting everything up late last year, which is what gave me the inspiration and the information to do my own build of this stuff. Do feel free to turn to me (or to ask for help from him) if you hit any snags with your build.
--Ed--