Видео

Bro a orange light is blinking in my dell pc I put the adapter

speed 4x vs 1x ?

i bought one works great pcie 2.0 x4 slot in a tiny case 1800MB read and write

Is there a version of this adaptor which we can use in laptop

Can you install it without the bracket

Is that HP 705 G1? i am planning to do the same on this old AMD HP

I don't know why it was showing as a USB drive. Maybe it has a controller similar to that of a USB drive. Or it might be something the manufacturer did and did not catch it.. I don't mess with BIOS updates unless I must to get a fix for Logofail but the next update may have that drive named properly. Do you get the expected speed from the drive? If so it is not that much of an issue and is probably just a typo in a table in the BIOS. I would not worry much about it myself unless I had other bizarre issues I could not explain.

I have a card similar to that and they are very basic. The nice thing is it makes those adapters dirt cheap to buy. It wouldn't surprise me if you could buy them in bulk for a lot less than the price of one each. Mine has a green LED on it and really that is the only thing noteworthy. I did not buy it for that or know it has it. I usually don't prioritize any kind of RGB lighting. The inside of my case is a dark dismal place really aside from that and the RTX logo on my graphics card lighting up. My motherboard could support an APU but I just went with a plain old traditional CPU. That is a Ryzen 9 5950x (16 core)

I was going to add that AMD's latest APU, 8600G has great 1080p graphics so you don't need a GPU, therefore the X16 slot that is usually designated for a GPU is now free to use with a storage form factor provided you choose a compatible X16 adaptor.

Chipset driver have install

I operated and or had them in the consist every locomotive in this video.

which one is better sata ssd or nvme pci 1.o one ?

can we install operating sys on this type of nvme

foff

Some older machines require BIOS mods to support booting directly from NVME drives. I have a Dell 9020MT motherboard and I had to mod the UEFI bios to add a driver so it would support it. Such a mod may not be available for all mobos so kinda risky to try unless you do some research before hand. ;) There are some cards that use bios extensions. This requires having CSM setting enabled in UEFI for those to be bootable if you are on a machine that is primarily UEFI based. The ones you got seem to be simple passive adaptors so you'll need a UEFI/BIOS that supports it natively. Also it looks like you didn't initialize the drive until you put it into the second PC...that might also contribute to it not showing up properly on the first machine. You'll want to recheck how it behaves in the first one now that you initialized it. ;)

great video thank you!

I saw BSNF 9712 today trailing NS 268. It was working pretty hard.

I got a vantec UGT-M2PC110 and on a pcie 3.0 bus I'm seeing 2.7 - 2.8 Gb/s reads on my el cheapo nvme I have in it.

what to do if you dont have PCIE x16 slot?

Judging by the 3 PCI brackets on the second board that slot may very well be a PCIe 1.0 1x. I would advise using at least an intel gen 6 or 7 board.

honestly i bought the pcie x1 because my gpu is too big so it takes up the other 2 pcie ports and i just need it for storage

Thanks There were no instructions of how install it in the box

You bought a cheap nvme that's only PCIE one . Your motherboard supports pcie2 so if you get a new envy me drive 350 reads on a pcie 2.0 slot.

Hey! I have i3 7 gen GA-H110M-H Can I use a m.2 nvme ssd attached on to PCIEX1 port through an adapter?

you need to download a new bios look on google its easy why even post this

I've heard on other channels that if you don't support that GPU the sagging will cause the memory to fail after a while.

What about those pciex1 to pciex4 or x16 adapters? Do You actually get more speed? Pcie X1 is only 500 MB not any faster than sata 3😮

watch "Modify the BIOS of the HP EliteDesk 800 G1 to natively support NVMe SSD"

Please what is the name of the software you used to check the hdd

can it work in my Hp z220 sff workstation with latest bios ?

The number of PCI-e lanes and speed is totally dependant on the cpu and the Motherboard chipset, NOT the specs of the interface card & SSD

Der-kit M.2 NVMe PCI-Ex16 adapter cards and no problem 😉😃

Awesome video!

You actually dont need the bracket for this. Just slot it in and remove the braket unless your oc has not enough elvents then the braket will be one exhaust. In summary the bracket is not needed for most cases

Nicely done; great job matching photos with the narration. The audio track needs to be a little louder; I had my volume all the way up and still had trouble hearing it.

Imagine putting greasy hands all over the chip

i was wondering if adding this to my motgherboard would work out because my only available pcie port is directly under my GPU but now I see yours is as well. How is that holding up ? i currently have only a sata drive so this would be alot faster correct?

I noticed that your computer's BIOS is from 2014. You also mentioned that the SSD was NVME. Are you sure your computer's BIOS supports NVME?

A good hit with a hammer will make it fit.

Yeah but you did not boot from it!

When using these adapters, should I always put them in an X16 slot or lose potential bandwidth ? What happens when I put one in an X4 slot or smaller? Still works but slower?

screw the gpu in the clamps dont have the force, also unless you only, have a 1x slot why limit the drive performance with a 1x card instead of a 4x.

Why go through all the trouble? That old hardware deserves a SATA drive at best. I can tell you from experience, that you'll never come out ahead trying to upgrade old systems to something comparable to newer hardware.

You'll need to mod your BIOS first so it would detect your NVMe as PATA drive in your BIOS, I don't know if there's mod available one for your HP motherboard, but I got one for my ROG Rampage IV, here's the mod link for Rampage IV motherboards ruclips.net/video/uZDBBYfsNK8/видео.html (you'll need the mod for NVMe file added to your current/latest BIOS for it to works and bootable)

Well , i buyed 3 of those ( 4XPCIe 3.0 ) Adapters for ~ 7 Dollar over E-Bay (new) . I would be not surprised if they work with PCIe 4.0 as well because there is no chip on the PCB , its only rewireing . Maybe shielding could be a Problem for the PCIe 4.0 signal .Besides , most NVME will run with 2 Lanes or even one Lane and it dont has to be PCIe 3.0 . 2.0 will work to , its only slower . Its a waste of Lanes to use it on a X16 Slot with real 16 Lanes , if the MoBo uses Bifurcation for that slot = supports 4 x 4 Lanes i would consider to buy an Hyper X from Asus Card where you can put 4 NVMEs on it , i consider it for my NAS if i throw out the HDDs and put in SSDs in , with it i could use up to 7 NVMEs in my TrueNAS ( old B450 Board with 3900X on it , 32 GB ECC Ram )

Thannk you

There's different flavors of NVMe M.2 drives for specific purposes and it's buyer beware if you're looking for a SSD HDD replacement. A dead giveaway are the prices. It's worth doing some research on these drives so you won't be disappointed by the posted speeds.

For your first machine, you should use the bottom x16 since only 4 lanes are needed. The top slot is x16 wired while secondary slots usually do x8 or x4. Your second machine would be better suited to a SATA SSD. It has SATA 3 ports, which would give significantly better performance than the M.2 limited by x1.

UNFORMATED NvME DOESN'T DETECT IN BIOS. IT ONLY DETECTS WHEN WINDOWS BOOTS. ONCE FORMATED & PARTITIONED IT DETECTS IN BIOS TOO BUT YOUR BIOS MUST BE UPDATED.