To express Intel's new 750 series SSD as 'super fast' would be an understatement; it's the closest thing you'll get to a server-spec product in a consumer product, and the first (consumer) device to bring important NVMe into your gaming or workstation rig.
During the development the TUF Sabertooth X99 motherboard, Intel and ASUS RD together developed a new kit that lets you adapt the motherboard's M.2 slot (yielding the necessary PCI-Express 3.0 4x) into a connector for the new 2.5" SSD. While Intel ships the cable with it's 2.5" SSD, the M.2 to mini-SAS HD adapter will be known as the ASUS Hyper Kit.
