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Ruijters

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Oct 17, 2019
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Hello

I' m have a mac pro. looking for some new fast ssd. ( ±1300 - 2500 MB/s) 500 - 1tb.

Price max ±180,- euro


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fatespawn

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Do you need a drive or a PCIe Card?

PCIe Card:

NVMe Drive:
 
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CaliforniaDreamin

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Oct 4, 2019
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This thread is similar to a question I have for my 5,1 build. I'm glad this was posted and answered.

Apologies if this seems rhetorical to most, but we need the PCIe card to hold the NVMe drive, correct?

Also, I saw these new Samsung NVMe drives earlier today online. Are they Mac-compatible or PC only? Looks like a great price on larger capacity for that high speed.

I'm trying to determine which way to go with all storage in the 5,1 (and across all my machines) for the upper trays and PCIe slots.
 

tsialex

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This thread is similar to a question I have for my 5,1 build. I'm glad this was posted and answered.

Apologies if this seems rhetorical to most, but we need the PCIe card to hold the NVMe drive, correct?

Also, I saw these new Samsung NVMe drives earlier today online. Are they Mac-compatible or PC only? Looks like a great price on larger capacity for that high speed.

I'm trying to determine which way to go with all storage in the 5,1 (and across all my machines) for the upper trays and PCIe slots.
Read the first post of the thread Blade SSDs - NVMe & AHCI.
 

Ruijters

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Oct 17, 2019
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Do you need a drive or a PCIe Card?

PCIe Card:

NVMe Drive:

I THINK BOTH.
 
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