Mini Pcie Ssd Drive

[0.08 lb] If you are using a Sony mini SSD, these little dudes are essential to pull the drive from the recording device.

[0.045 lb] This SSD Drive is so small.

[150 TB] Great SSD drive.

[2x 2.5"] I installed an SSD drive in my desktop.

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[4x SATA III] Very good mid to upper range board for price. VRMs allow for decent light overclocking. Quick release button for the GPU slot makes it easy to remove GPU when needed. Plenty of USB ports on back of board eliminate need for external USB hubs. PCIE 5 SSD slot is nice addition especially with the very large heat sink that is supplied for the slot. Plenty of different connections for fans and rgb lighting. For me the only drawback is when using PCIE 5 SSD drive at 5.0x4 it drops the PCIE 4 slot for GPU from 4.0x16 to 4.0x8 but I’m not so sure that it’s a limitation of the board or the CPU. Overall very happy with purchase.

[Intel Graphics ] This laptop is cheap and has great potential. I would recommend installing at least one PCIe 4.0x4 SSD, because the motherboard definitely supports two PCIe 4.0x4 SSDs and the basic SSD this laptop ships with is awfully slow. I would also recommend upgrading to the optional QHD screen (Part N156KME-GNA), because FHD is obsolete now

[0.095 lb] I just purchased an Intel NUC computer with two SSD interfaces, the second being for a 22x42 M.2 SSD half a stick of gum. I was leery on buying this, as the Intel compatibility list had this Transcend product line, but not the 1 TB capacity. it was physically compatible, though, so I took a chance and bought it. It works perfectly, and I am very pleased. The Intel interface is PCIe Gen3x1 lane, and I believe this Transcend device is 4 lanes, but it works fine. I ran performance tests on it (Ubuntu Linux 22.04 on Intel i5 CPU) and got an average read speed of 560 MB/s, average write speed of 486 MB/s, and an access time of 0.07 ms. That's with a 1 GB data set. It's lightning fast compared to my old hard drives, and the write speed is only slightly less than that of my NVMe PCIe Gen4x4 primary drive.

[0.025 lb] I bought two of the 2tb model to replace my old 1tb PCIe 3.0 ssd's and couldn't be happier. I also purchased two Sabrent nvme 10Gbps enclosures and repurposed the old drives for fast external storage.

[Mini-ITX] I had some early issues with the LAN port, but Gigabyte's support via email helped by recommending clearing the CMOS. It's been a great motherboard with so many great features, lots of internal and external USB ports, two PCIe 5.0 SSD slots and two PCIe 4.0 SSD slots, room for 128GB of RAM, plenty of SATA ports, 2.5Gb Intel LAN and WiFi 7.