2 Nvme´s, not in RAID.What speed do you get with single drive? Also 2x drives?
2 Nvme´s, not in RAID.What speed do you get with single drive? Also 2x drives?
Very nice, if you run only 1 drive, can it hit 3000mb/s? Looks like this adapter will be perfect for me.2 Nvme´s, not in RAID.
If you mean if it´s the same speed with one NVME, yes.Very nice, if you run only 1 drive, can it hit 3000mb/s? Looks like this adapter will be perfect for me.
It´s the same card.I have the Ableconn PEXM2-130 dual M.2 adapter, which as I understand it is the same/similar as the StarTech PEX8M2E2 that @******* mentioned. I've got a Samsung 970 EVO and a 970 EVO Plus installed and get ~2600MBps from either them. I haven't tested with only one installed, so not sure if it gives higher R/W with one. Likewise, I haven't tested speed tests with both blades at the same time.
One of my blades is in a FusionDrive with a 2TB HDD spinner which is where my User accounts sit, the other is my boot drive. Has not caused me any issues.
What speed do you get with single drive? Also 2x drives?
I think so. If you want, I will open my cMP and leave only my EVO Plus just to be sure 100%So, can I assume that a Ableconn PEXM2-130, and a single 970 EVO Plus will give me the best bang for my buck on a 2012 MP 5,1.
Or is there something I'm missing?
That's mighty kind of you.I think so. If you want, I will open my cMP and leave only my EVO Plus just to be sure 100%
In a while I will be at home, zero problem to test. I will report.That's mighty kind of you.
If I need two, I guess I could just get a couple of 1TBs, but it'd be nice to know ahead of time.
I confirm, one NVME works like a charm.That's mighty kind of you.
If I need two, I guess I could just get a couple of 1TBs, but it'd be nice to know ahead of time.
That's good to know, thanks so much. i really appreciate it.I confirm, one NVME works like a charm.
Capacity you installed? Is it installed as main or extra drive?I confirm, one NVME works like a charm.
That´s the main drive. Capacity appears in the picture.Capacity you installed? Is it installed as main or extra drive?
Thank you so much. I think that I bought sinks for both sides. Thats the error, I presume.I use these heatsinks and found them to be very good, the ones with the screws in the side.
QIVYNSRY M.2 Heatsink NVME 2280 SSD Heat Sink Support Single Double Sided M2 SSD Cooling with Thermal Silicone Pads Cooler for Computer PC PS5 PCIE NVME or NGFF SATA M.2 SSD Installation, Black
QIVYNSRY M.2 Heatsink NVME 2280 SSD Heat Sink Support Single Double Sided M2 SSD Cooling with Thermal Silicone Pads Cooler for Computer PC PS5 PCIE NVME or NGFF SATA M.2 SSD Installation, Blackwww.amazon.co.uk
Well these sinks do cover both sides, but the under side is thin metal so it sits flat on M2 slot, there is thermal pad for both sides when you fit them. where the screws go in to secure the heat sinks you can push down as the screws are in slots so you can get very good contact with the heat sinks and M2's.Thank you so much. I think that I bought sinks for both sides. Thats the error, I presume.
I´m gonna try this one
GLOTRENDS M.2 Disipador Térmico para 2280 M.2 SSD, Apto para Instalación en PC, 22x70x10mm Cuerpo de Aluminio, Incluye Almohadilla Térmica
GLOTRENDS M.2 Disipador Térmico para 2280 M.2 SSD, Apto para Instalación en PC, 22x70x10mm Cuerpo de Aluminio, Incluye Almohadilla Térmicawww.amazon.es
Thank you so much! The trick with holes seems interesting!Well these sinks do cover both sides, but the under side is thin metal so it sits flat on M2 slot, there is thermal pad for both sides when you fit them. where the screws go in to secure the heat sinks you can push down as the screws are in slots so you can get very good contact with the heat sinks and M2's.
What I liked is when sat on the startech Pcie card the channels for the air face down the card, so air from the Pcie fan goes straight down them and out the back of the Mac. I also replaced the solid Pcie blank covers in the back of the Mac Pro with some with holes in to aid airflow out of the Pcie area. My Samsung drives sit at 32c and seen them get to 40c max. I also remove the stickers from the M2 drives as paper stickers are not exactly great for thermal transfer.
But so far very pleased with them.
Hi Matty,when I mean holes I mean like this, just allows a bit more air to exit the Pcie section of the Mac Pro, they do silver versions as well.View attachment 2005662
Great!Just installed Startech PCIe NVMe adapter. Works good. Still using my SM951 (1900MB/s R & 1300 M/S W now) but will switch to 1TB SK Hynix SSD later.
All my slots are busy.when I mean holes I mean like this, just allows a bit more air to exit the Pcie section of the Mac Pro, they do silver versions as well.View attachment 2005662
Hi Matty,
Where did you get these? From the QIVYNSRY guys?
Thanks