In Powershell you can do the command
Get-PhysicalDisk | select Friendlyname, BusType, MediaType
To see the bustype and mediatype for disks, but there isn't an easy way to then connect this to a specific drive. It would be nice to know if drives returned from %@drivetypeex of type 3 were HDD, SSD, and if SSD if they were NVME. Some things happen so fast on NVME drives that they become CPU limitted so it would be nice to be able to check for this.
Get-PhysicalDisk | select Friendlyname, BusType, MediaType
To see the bustype and mediatype for disks, but there isn't an easy way to then connect this to a specific drive. It would be nice to know if drives returned from %@drivetypeex of type 3 were HDD, SSD, and if SSD if they were NVME. Some things happen so fast on NVME drives that they become CPU limitted so it would be nice to be able to check for this.