Thats great
No, The Driver included in Boot Manager only marks as Internal the PCIe SSDs, so you can use them in Boot Camp, for example an AHCI Blade or a Sonnet Tempo SSD, does not make NVMe Bootable on unsupported systems.
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It's impossible to get Windows UEFI boot working on a MacPro1,1, right?
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Wow, that's great! Booting MacOS from a NVMe drive will work then? Any recommended hardware solution?
Okay, I see it's pretty expensive stuff: https://www.amazon.com/High-Point-SSD7101A-1-dedicated-Controller/dp/B073W71K4Z
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Start looking at Angelbirds Wings PX1 and Aqua Computer kryoM2.Wow, that's great! Booting MacOS from a NVMe drive will work then? Any recommended hardware solution?
Best price (free shipping/no sales tax) for Angelbird Wings PX1 - Adorama eBay store:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Angelbird-...1977903154?epid=691190907&hash=item5b43b42432
The best performance NVMe SSD is Samsung 970Pro, with Samsung 970EVO and HP EX920 the best 1TB medium cost solutions.
Wow, that's great! Booting MacOS from a NVMe drive will work then? Any recommended hardware solution?
Okay, I see it's pretty expensive stuff: https://www.amazon.com/High-Point-SSD7101A-1-dedicated-Controller/dp/B073W71K4Z
It is expensive. I paid $275 on Amazon when I got mine. It's well worth it to me personally.
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Alrighty – that Angelbirds Wings definitely has in an interesting price. Too bad I'm not in the US.
But I see it says ”Country/Region of Manufacture: Austria”, that's much closer to me. I will take a look at the manufacturer's website…Here it is: https://www.angelbird.com/prod/wings-px1-1117/?category=104
Okay price in EUR even for a new card, I think.
Thanks!
And thanks for the info on the NVMe SSD's. I know the 970 Pro is best in class at the moment, but always good to have someone confirm things.