An IT specialist sets up a new computer for a user who requires a high-end video card and the fastest hard drive possible. Which of the following connectors should the specialist verify are available

Molex connectors are primarily for power delivery to older peripherals or case fans, not data for high-end components.

NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is a protocol specifically designed for SSDs that connects directly to the PCIe bus, offering significantly faster storage performance than SATA, making it ideal for the "fastest hard drive possible".

SATA is a common interface for hard drives and SSDs, but NVMe provides much faster performance, so it wouldn't be for the "fastest hard drive possible".

FireWire is an older serial bus interface primarily used for digital audio and video equipment, not internal high-speed storage or video cards.

USB-C is an external universal serial bus connector for peripherals and power, not for internal high-performance components like video cards or NVMe drives.

PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) slots are standard for connecting high-performance expansion cards, including high-end video cards, directly to the CPU with high bandwidth.