The correct answer is D. NVMe. NVMe is a very fast SSD data-transfer standard and is much faster than traditional HDDs, optical drives, and ordinary external flash drives. The original spelling “NvME” should be corrected to “NVMe.” Flash drives are portable but typically slower than internal NVMe storage. Optical drives and HDDs are also slower.
Exact Extract/Reference: The CompTIA Tech+ Study Guide states that NVMe is “incredibly fast” and that Generation 4 NVMe drives can transfer more than 7000 MB/s, while SATA SSDs top out at about 600 MB/s. It also states that an NVMe M.2 drive greatly outperforms a SATA M.2 drive and that any SATA SSD is several times faster than a conventional HDD.
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