DIY SSD made of SD Cards!
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2018
- Does it make ANY sense to make your OWN SSD from Micro SD cards?
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"Do NOT support UHS-I" means they don't support the higher-speed microSD modes. UHS-I cards are require to work in non-UHS bus microSD slots. It means that it'll work, just not anywhere close to the rated speed for the card.
Yup, backwards compatibility.
+Super Smash Dolls: and if he used quality SD cards, it would be a lot better performing. Some cards rated UHS-I do fine with that interface but are abysmal in standard mode. Other cards, like "Sandisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s," which will still only give the full rated speed only when using UHS-I, do very very well in standard mode.
Ruel Tmeizeh still doesn't avoid the fact that this is a pointless piece of hardware.
I really dont know, maybe someone, somewhere was really into photography but stopped and now has 20 SD cards lying around. That dude might be really happy to have found a purpose for his cards? lol
the funny party of this is... someone who name herself "linus tech tips" should know this basic informations about memory speed ^^
Next vid: Making an HDD with CDs
CD-RW )))
WOW D:
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hahahha
Hampoon Chaz next video: making an HDD drive from 5.25" floppy discs! 😂😂😂
You have 10 slots and 10 SD cards. There IS no order.
Imagine doing 2, 4, 6, or 8 but missing the first slot
It is the population order. If you install 2, 4, or 8, you have to populate the SD sockets labeled 1&2, 1-4, or 1-8, none of which are physically next to each other. There is no order of course for which of the to be populated sockets you populate first. (power is off)
If I may explain, the point is that if you have LESS THAN 10, you must do it in that order to populate the readable ports in the order that they will be accessed by the controller (it will use certain ones 'first' and so you must have cards in those 'for sure', for it to work - if you have less than 10..). HTH ~T
@@tesityr6722 that makes me wonder if it will be actually faster if would you only use 2 cards?
@@mitchbogart8094 bed
"Mom can we get SSD?"
"We have SSD at home"
SSD at home:
captain skeptical *Sweet home alabama*
i dont get it
Mom'S SpaggheDdi?
@@justinstover5168 The vid shows the ssd that this guy says his mom says to use as the new one is expensive
12 TERA BYTES
10 years later: *_"DIY SSSD made of SSD Cards!"_*
*Super-Solid State Drive*
@@brotnjanin same thinking lol
You can get PCIe to M.2/SATA cards.
SSSD Made of SSDs made of SDs
@@pizzoo ah yes an underrated comment
SDSSD. This is a terrible and impractical idea. I love it!
Snazzy Labs yep typical Linus tech tips content
SD cards as SSDs make so little sense in so many ways, more expensive, slower, not M.2, what could possibly be a better video starter?
What if you have a bunch of SD cards laying around you you want it to be bigger. Sata to USB
What if you run them in raid?
As funny as it is, it’s such a terrible idea that I can’t even understand what the creators were thinking.
Gets SD cards from Kingston,
Recommends SSD from Crucial & WD.
WD SSD's are overpriced, lmao
Crucial make really good SSD's but WD aren't that great iirc
You know how Linus feels about dram-less ssd's. He'd never recommend one.
Prithvi Raj Because Kingston supplied the SD cards for him.
Sad King noises
I remember when 1GB was around $100. Tech goes down on price pretty fast
Only when you dont pay attention
True. I just bought a 128gb micro at walmart for 15 dollars
Brute Hunter I still have an old 1TB HDD with the price tag of 3k+€ on it.. nowadays it’s like 40€?
Really insane how the price dropped
I think my first hdd packed 21 mb.
Lasse Hjalmarsson I remember i had a 8 mb one
I work at a recycling place that doesn't recycle electronics, so I always find free micro SDs so this is actually amazing for me.
not really
@@slavb0i646 it costs 20$ and if he has 10 64gb sd cards he can use them and get 640gb of storage for 20$
@@cyberspino6277 hardly a human will give 64gb sd cards into a recycle place in hope they will recycle them, and the performance is terrible so no point either lol
it depends some people just throw away their phone when it's broken, or the phone is dropped and etc.
@@slavb0i646 my work is Murphy's law on steroids. It happens
"I have no expectations"
"It worked better than I expected"
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WHAT IS IT LINUS?!?!
LEDtherebelight it works better than nothing (???)
can't trust him anymore
if he had 0 expectation, any small positive would be better than he expected.
@@SyukriLajin He didnt say he had 0 expectation. He said he had no expectations.
Being a note 7 camouflaged as an ssd.
Hey, if the controller would be much smarter, if it would have DRAM cache on it, if it would support like 256 fast SDcards in raid 5 and if it would be connected to a pcie4 slot - then you could have a super-fast super-resilient SSD that you could repair if one SD card fails !
THIS IS NOT A BAD IDEA IF IT IS SCALED UP !
Okay
Good luck convincing someone to make a PCB like that
@@nemtudom5074
ok, 64 SDcards would probably be more than enough considering the best SDcards are fast and huge now.
In this case, "SSD" means "Simultaneous Secure Digital"...
Hey ooo
Linus: "I'm going into this with no expectations" *gets results* "They were better than I expected"
Well to be fair, it's technically true 🤔
well, if you expect nothing, it's always better than you expect
yup lol
Annihilate all expectations.
I was literally expecting it not to work at all so by that metric (and only that metric) it passes
I can see that being a really good way of keeping files incredibly secure.
Save your super-secret files > remove the SD cars > send them to 10 separate locations around the world.
Definitely Not Dan thank you. I can now sleep at night
Glad I could help. If you need any more strange and elaborate ways of hiding things, you know where I am. ;)
Your hiding somewhere.
I mean, I guess if your super secret data isn't particularly important...
I pull my photos off my SD cards as fast as possible, and those aren't hardly important.
Take em all out and zap carry em
With the last five years, I've accumulated 8 Micro SD cards from four different phones. That's what products like these are made for, data storage, not an OS. Instead of having them laying around they can be repurposed.
i have that same problem as well- this thing makes them useful again
@@jub8891 I had at a time like 20 diffrent Micro SD cards sized from 128MB to 16 or so GB wounder if that could be run.
It seems it would be good for storing a backup of a downloaded RUclips channel you are migrating to another platform like Bitchute or Brighteon, while making use of old cards just sitting there.
SD is evolving...
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Congratulations! Your SD has evolved into SSD!
Now for the SSSD and SSSDD
@@loop5720 wait for next update , this feature will be implemented soon
Still no update....@@itseasy1861
Save money on Dollar Shave and buy a proper SSD
@MIF what
It’s for the guy who accidentally bought a bunch of micro sd cards and wants to use them...
I'm imagining a bad late-nite infomercial. "You have SO MANY Transflash cards lying around! They're EVERYWHERE! What can you POSSIBLY do with all of them? Well, now there's a great new product..."
It looks like it's great for a backup drive because that requires no random-access performance and you can get ten not-great-capacity cards super cheap. Makes the resilience irrelevant too. So it's crap as a hard drive but it is nice for one thing. I might even get it.
I'd dare say resillience isn't irrelevant, since the device employs a raid0-tactic any failure in a single sd card results in all data (likely) being gone.
I work at a cellphone company, we get sd cards that customers left in their phones when they traded em in or returned their phones all the time, we usually just throw them out, I have a whole drawer full of them.
I use an internal multi card reader in my desktop to run multiple sd cards at once for just that reason. For me they take the place of floppies. Of course, I wouldn't be able to hold a big file without a RAID configuration.
Thank you Linus tech for simply taking ads out of your videos and manually adding your own ads. It's actually funny and I love the personalized experience.
I've designed an SD controller on an FPGA, so I've read the SD spec. The UHS-1 thing isn't an issue because UHS-1 cards still support all the slower modes. The board just doesn't support the faster UHS-1, so the cards aren't being used at their full potential
5:15 - "I'm coming into this with literally no expectations whatsoever"
5:38 - "Performance is actually.....better than I expected"
"No expectations"
The funny about "no expectations" now-a-days, is that means you are in some deep shit, because typically you expect what you buy to work.
Expect the unexpected with no expectations
Hey man, what's that book you're reading? "*Great Expectations*" I read it, not what I expected.
i mean he expected nothing, and he got something, so... it's better than expected?
Hunter Killer II iigg
Linus, let me send you my laptop's hardrive and you will never call anything slow again.
Buy a new one, your's is dying
CGFrog cuz, I just let my 8year old and four year old tear down our old and very faithful single core celeron base 1.5 gig of ram , billy goat of a computer. That old clunker would surf the net slower than Snell mail. It thought AOL dial up CD's were going too fast. And lord forbid you try looking at ............
You get the top half of a pic about five minutes before the important parts down below.
Is that a meme? Or is it soon to be a meme? Google only finds dying pet results hahah
Buy a new one, your’s is dying
Buy a new meme, this one died. Or did it!? *dun dun dun*
These are getting used to rebuild high capacity classic iPods with up to 1tb storage.
@DankPods ftw...
It probably exists so that you could manage files from many raspberry pis. If not then it is pretty cool decorative storage.
He should use 10 1 TB sd Cards
to get a 10 TB SDSSD
Radictor *512 GB
@@od3stroyer771 sandisk has a 1tb card
Shadow Fall NEVER USE WISH FOR THAT STUFF
ANNHIRO DAIOH still it depends on reading and writing speeds of sd cards
sandisk i heard has 1tb sd,kingston made 1tb usbs some years and and now has 2tb usbs
When he says "I'm literally doing this with no expectations" and later says "the performance is better than I expected"😂
He had zero expectations, so when the performance was above zero, it was technically better than his expectations.
@@mihirmutalikdesai nOiCe 😄
I would like to see a similar product review or project build of a PC HDD/SSD made out of something absurd like cassette tape, VHS tape, or something similar
go chec action retro he literally ran a site off of 30 floppy disks raided 0
"Drive letter k because its special" Linus is a ketamine head confirmed?
Kvas head confirmed 🤣
Kellogg's® Special K®
@@yt-sh Yes.
Linus: The board has 10 slots and I have 10 cards and I'm gonna put them in sequence
Yeah I guess sometimes the logic part of your brain just turns off.
Well it a good skill to practice, especially when working with this type of technology. The moment you start thinking your doing things correctly and taking short-cuts, may end up into headache territory later.
SOMEONE ALERT HOLLYWOOD! You could use this to send sensitive information offline. If you send the micro SSDs seperatly, someone would have to intercept all of them to get the world changing data stored within.
The real question is, why you ignored spellcheck.
@@mematron booooo
Exact my thought. Perfect as encrypting device. Only one card missing and your data is safe. PogChamp
And put all the mico sd card back in their original positions on the board as it's raid 0
could just use normal encryption
Honestly now with the 1tb cards out.. this isnt so crazy to me.
"Drive Letter K... Because it's special" that cracked me up. Thank you, I needed this
it stands for kludge
*INSTALLING WINDOWS ON THE DRIVE SINCE HOURS*
disconnect the drive like nothing happened
Not really any better, sudden power loss during a write to flash memory can trash it.
30mins so who cares
0/10 No RGB
I think that makes it 1000/10 for not having it lol
Forget RGB..we have SD! It's like RGB, except dark and extremely slow.
Stfu
RGB = better random read/write speeds? xP
does not matter buy led strips off ebay and bam rgb
A DIY version of this would be awesome because I have a ton of random sd cards lying around from phones goping back 10 years. I often use them to root old phones but I would like other uses for it too.
Advertiser: so how many ads do you want to take?
Him: yes
Linus you disappoint me mate! The least I expected from you was to order 2 of those babies and then RAID 0 them for a RAIDception......
Sure you can. It just looks like a normal SATA drive to the OS, so ordering two and RAID-0ing them together will net you a massive 1MB/s random write time!
You need no special driver. Most motherboards have a built-in RAID controller so you could use that. And each SD Frankencard is recognised as a normal SATA drive. darkSorceror said it all :) (don't get me wrong, perfomance would suck, I suggested it just for the fun of it)
Wrong, wrong, wrong and wrong. The PCB does have a RAID-0 controller between the 10 SD card slots, but it is fully self-contained, with no drivers required or likely even possible. The unit as a whole connects only by SATA, and is therefore managed by whatever SATA/AHCI/RAID controller you plug it into.
Unless the drive has proprietary commands over ATA protocol, the performance Linus got out of it is as good as it will get. And even then, those proprietary commands would make OS and application compatibility a nightmare, unless the driver itself is translating standard commands to the special "make it work fast" commands, which defeats the purpose altogether.
And that is why you're wrong. There is no RAID controller visible to the PC here. There's nothing to run a driver for. It's not possible if it's ATA standard.
There is no RAID controller driver running here. As far as the PC is concerned, it's a single disk.
Your "ssd" is slower than my sata 2 harddrive lol
Oof
It's 2x slower then my IDE drive lol
it's 2x slower than my makeshift CD-RW hard drive , lol
+Revan Onarsi
Why does everyone say ''Oof'' recently?!
It's meme that came from roblox.
we must find a way to harness the energy from his hands and facial expressions. we can have sustainable power for years.
Now I want to see one of these with a high end controller that runs in RAID 1. Fully redundant SSD with hotswappable NAND flash
SSD=some sds
Soon Linus will have a full DIY pc which he may finally drop
ManulTheCat
So.. building a PC? Lol
Hey man, nice picture you have there, what a handsome cat.
AsaAkirasDarudeSandstorm what about mine
A twin! Now neither of us will be virgins!
Technically, building a new PC from parts is a DIY process, so Linus has done that countless times already.
Linus: I expect nothing.
Also Linus: It's better than what I expected.
What's next, micro SD card to ram adapter? That would be an interesting experiment, I have too many 512mb cards from stone age
there is a a ddr to pci adapter lol
What the fuck is next... making an 80 core cpu with tiny cpus???
Nemroz 80 core cpu with 10 cpus
Nemroz I'd like to see it done with a ton of ARM7's
voltare2amstereo
That already exists in arm cpus. I think it had something to do with the rasberry pi, but i recall it was a atx sidez board full of tiny arm chips with heatsinks in a grid on both sides i think. It was a cluster in a board so they all had to boot from the network which was hardwired in the board itself
That would be called a server
Lga 1567
This "SSD" has the best safety measure! You go to work and take out one of the SD cards, so your wife can't check on 1TB of "collected movies" :D **suspicious thumbs up**
What happens when the wife swaps two random sd card positions while your at work o.O
Frustration
Ateneiro good use for the word wife in a phrase, people in this channel are unfamiliar with that
If it uses any common RAID techniques, swapping cards shouldn't change anything. The controller will figure it out.
That said, they might have skipped that feature to save complexity in the controller. If it runs RAID0 only, then they might not care about data integrity.
I really love how people who understand this start to stick their noses into it and start their "what if"s :D
as mentioned swapping may not help her, but she can also take a bite (SD card) for herself :D on the other hand this requires some knowledge as to where does the cable from the monitor go to and so on :D this is not an insult, this is my experience with majority with women :)
Would be curious to see what it would look like if you got a bunch of cheap usb msd readers into a case, put them all together on a decent usb 3 hub controller, and converted that to sata. Could be way more viable with up to date card speeds, flash quality, and usb 3 standard transfers, as well as the additional pins that are standard now.
It's perfect for secure transfer of physical media. You scramble the order of the microSDs and ship them in a couple of different packages. You get 10 tb of data that cant be read unless you have all the SDs and know the order they fit in with few million combinations.
These types of videos are actually a great idea. People like me do want to see impractical things like that in action. It give you some good nuance, intuition, and context for where technology is these days and how some types of hardware are performing in relative contexts as it relates to the way some things have worked in the past. Keep on doing these types of videos. 👍
Why do you care about order of putting them? You have 10 cards there is 10 slots, power is off... so screw the order! #Anarchy
On point hahaha
Not to mention the instructions don't even say anything about order of insertion. There's just a list of slots that should be populated.
Turbulencje exactly, the order only matters if you aren't filling all the slots
James, I'm not accepting what you said. Autism has nothing to do with how he operated. If your going to say otherwise, Prove it first.
I was thinking that lol
The first time I saw this adapter board, I planned to use two of it with ten 2 TB Micro SD Card each one and get those to use in a NAS as Storage with 20Tb Raid 1.
The space of an SSD for the speed of an hdd
Less hana montana, more miley
knowing SD cards I can imagine the reliability on this is... not great
the number of writes is lower but SD cards can hold data far longer then an ssd.
lasest2 that's probably why one of my sd cards failed then
I've had a bunch fail but I do tend to drop my phone from time to time.
How would it perform watercooled tho?
NAND performs better when a bit warm. The controller is the only part that needs cooling. And according to Linus, the controller on that thing is crap anyway, so cooling it wouldn't help it much.
it was a joke Nmotsch
I both hate and love this comment ha!
Why ? Oh just for the lols...maybe tiny bit better but immeasurable
g g yea rgb would boost about 200 gb a Second
Well you can write it to span the data over the number of so cards for a manual gig saw encryption
Linux: ''That's quality''
Me:''Slav engineering...''
You know it
The SD cards cost more than the SSD, something you don't see everyday
Not if you already have a bunch of them laying around
Karl Anthony Margate good point but still
Not in Turkey, where SD cards are in surplus and SSDs are in shortage.
Easy solution for the Raid 0 problem. Just use two of them in Raid 1!
KOrbiid
"Mind blown"
Raid-ception!
Easy solution, but an expensive one.
Raid 10**
I want hdd manufactures to make their bloody drives faster!!!!!!!!!
Simple to most hdds have 4 platters and can be read from both sides so 8 readable sides.
So i want an internal raid 10 4 sides is for raid 1 and 2 lots of 4 platters for the raid 0
So 4x read performance forth the capacity
I would rather a 400mb’s 500gb hdd than a 560mb’s ssd because you would save about £40 per drive meaning for every 2 500gb ssds you could get 3 hdd. And when your like me and use raid 1 you would get more speed and a third more space for the same price
I heard you like RAID, so I put some RAID inside your RAID.
idk why this poped up AGAIN in my feed 5 years later but i wonder how well this would work today with how much better these SD Cards are today. assuming it would even work with them.
Well, I tried one and as far as I can say this definitely works faster than my HDD drive. A practical use I can see if that if you need to upgrade storage space for your hard drive, you can just buy a higher capacity memory card for less price. I went from 64 GB to 128 GB and paid less, plus I can still use the two 32 GB cards replaced for other things like mobile phones. Also, this will eliminate the need to discard the old drive since I can re-use it on other devices. Also, my crystaldiskmark scores are better than the ones shown on the video, though I will still need to figure a way to post the screenshot here.
Why not try it with non UHS-1 cards? It could be better...
Uh, no. UHS-I cards are required to support legacy bus modes (3.3V, up to 50 MHz) in addition to the UHS-I modes (1.8V, up to 208 MHz). "Do NOT support UHS-I" doesn't mean "we don't support UHS-I cards", it means "we don't support UHS-I bus modes, only the crappy legacy modes".
I agree, however, the creators did put that warning up for a reason. I think it's worth a try.
I'm guessing the reason is to deflect people from buying UHS-1 cards and not getting the benefits you'd expect from UHS-1
Just because there is backward compatibility doesn’t mean it would be optimized to their system. Especially when it says “do not use this type of memory”.
There have been a lot of tests done on this "drive". The "drive" controller is bad. Lots of negative reviews. This able to be purchased on Amazon, aliexpress, eBay to name a few. Look at online reviews
But is it VR READY?
Algol Yes.
needs RGB too.
Algol also 4k Ready at a whopping 1/2 frame per minute
Or can it play crisis lmfao
VR READY but no RGB :(
Would be nice to see a fully modernized version of this technology for mass upgradeable storage. Something to take advantage of those 1 and 2 TB micro SSDs. Can you imagine having that much discrete internal flash storage available at all times?
Performance on it wouldn't be great, but arguably it could serve the same function of having a huge spacious freight train of an HDD in your otherwise modern rig, so long as it was designed to be resistant to data loss from failed cards, and also meant to run softer on the cards, especially since the cards themselves are faster these days and don't need to be pushed that hard. And that's up to TWENTY TERABYTES OF MODULAR UPGRADEABLE STORAGE ON A SINGLE PORT, before you've even considered building a larger chip for the modernized version.
6:56 Me struggling through college
I have.... so many 2GB micro sd cards... i am totally doing this LMAO
You can get a 20GB drive with them!
@@kuasocto3528 And then put 2 20gb drives together in a raid 0 again so you get a 40gb drive.
oooo la la
I want one SD card
@@cherryfx8239 Make a raid 10!!!
Step 1: get top secrets from Area 51
Step 2: save them on this and label all cards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Step 3: hide them all over the world
Step 4: go to Ecuadorian embasy
Step 5: tell everyone what is on them
Step 6: be forever remembered as someone who gave world the most epic geocaching adventure ever
If I was the company that made those useless card I would do that but with an alleged million dollars price. Then tada.. Ton of people buying them to be ready when they found all the cards
devilwarriors what is this, the dragon balls?
Now thats the best 6-step innovation I saw the entire week. Cheers
lamebubblesflysohigh ahh! That’s what I was thinking... except random people all get it from all over the world:
1- they meet up at the coordinates they found in one of the files
2- they arrive and a man was paid to collect the SD cards on a certain day, when all of them arrive
3- each card had a portion of the data for one video- an old man leaves his fortune to whoever can survive a battle royale between them
Id love to see a revisit of this, with newer $100 1tb Micro SD cards
It's great when you have lots of cameras and you want to pull the data off
8:10 "and you know what else is cool ?"
That would have been a good intro for an Air Conditioner advertisement.
So it doesn't support 6 sd cards, but doesn't not support 6 sd cards
If this did work well, this would be a dope idea if you were building a pc on a small budget and you could get a sd card and always add more later.
I love Anthony's reaction to "special k drive"
Is it *legal* to have such a big screen?
No its *illegal* in about 38 states of America, southern parts of Ukraine, NSW & ACT Australia, 13 European countries but only frowned upon in Canada. New Zealand has no restrictions though.
Uuugh . Why is it illegal ? Kinda dumb law
I think not.
Lol its an LG SmartTV mounted on a wall
I hope this question is a joke
this product sounds fun, it definitely exists for people like me who happen to have a dozen extra micro SD cards from over the years. combining all those shitty, small SD cards into one larger drive actually sounds appealing, since I have no use for all these 4 and 8 gb micro SD cards anyway.
No These sata to micro sd adapters have been around for at least 15 years, and the whole reason they existed is because they were created BEFORE Sata SSDs became mainstream, that's why it makes no sense to linus, because you're taking a 15 year old product that is obsolete now and incorrectly imagining it's new or something..... They weren't made recently or for people with a "bunch of micro sd cards hanging around"
512 mb sd cars for the win....
These only make sense when replacing the hard drive in your iPod classic.
I have not seen one but I would like to see a SATA to UHS-2 adapter that holds just one Micro UHS-2 card. I bet it would perform very well and could be used as the main drive.
You can turn an SD card into an SSD, all you need to do is add an extra S at the front.
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Exactly... And this 'S' stands for 'Stupidity'
Very Brilliant Idea bro...
actually, i loved Chaz's comment.
SSD card
the sequence to insert sd card applies only if you will be using 8 or less sd cards otherwise you can just fill up all the slots irrelevant of any sequence.
I think its meant to be used with ReadyBoost on older computers with HDD's.
This was made prior to the advent of ssd drives and it was also the cheapest option as the first ssd when do expensive.
I have seen this product before on google I just never thought it worked.
Quack products usually DO work, just not in any useful fashion.
UNSTOPABLE40 congratulations want a 🍪
we all thought the same thing about the $1,000 HDMI cable
Thank you for taking the bullet on that one. I always wanted to know how this would work.
on GOOGLE? or the internet.
@Linus it say, "do not support."
Not, "does not support."
They are telling us not to support that evil memory type
Once you put your top secret data on this hard drive you can take it apart/ or assemble it like a puzzle. ;)
This seems like the kind of item you'd find jerry riged in a post apocolyse scenario, where you need to get to a working rig, in a sidequest to get through an old storage facility
I thoughts we are doing some soldering but this man just put a card into a slot and writes we made an SSD this is a pure scan man
If someone has a bunch (ten or more) of micro SD cards around and is playing around with PC building then this will fit. Thanks Linus good video as usual!
Maybe its slow Because u used the wrong sd cart type
well linus needed to spank this video out in one sitting so I guess the ssd is faster than him.
No. Does not support UHS-1 means it falls back to slower speed. Like plugging USB 3.0 device into USB 2.0 slot, it just drops speed and goes (slowly). +LinusTechTips should have figured that one out. ;p
lol, i thought you were calling him a faggot. "jeez fella,no need for tha....oh."
Yeah, we need another test...
UHS-I cards are required to support legacy bus modes (3.3V, up to 50 MHz) in addition to the UHS-I modes (1.8V, up to 208 MHz). "Do NOT support UHS-I" doesn't mean "we don't support UHS-I cards", it means "we don't support UHS-I bus modes, only the crappy legacy modes".
I have zero expectations….*2 minutes later*…it performed better than expected! 😂😂😂
I have lots of old SD cards lying around, wish I could make use of them
The performance reminds me of the low end jmicron controller based ssds from close to a decade ago
*sees title*
Linus, no, we've talked about this
this product seems like its really designed for people who have a lot of SSD cards laying around already and who want to put them to use somehow.
This might run like a champ on some older machines... or even emulation stations..
watching this while unboxing a micro sd card from micro center
This thing depends entirely on the (RAID?) controller on the card like SSD's do, as well as the controllers built into the individual micro-SD cards - that all together will govern how fast the whole thing is. And these are being sold for cheap on eBay so the controller on the card won't be great, which is bourne out by the benchmarks in this video and the lack of UHS-1 support... Still, interesting topic for a RUclips video!
Would be funny to have that thing run in raid 6. So you could have an ssd with an internal failsafe
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We need that thing for DDR 4 RAM
Also they don't work in dvr cctv,, when it over populates the drive to the point where the oldest data is supposed to be overwritten it can't for some reason 🤔👍
you should revisit this product but try to set up a bunch of different linux VM's for it
I guess you could call it an Sdssd. (Awkward Silence)
Barely A Parody i get it
Suprise linus didnt say that.Thats their idea of humour.
a DIY SSD made of DIY SSD's made of SD cards
Diy hdd made of diy ssds made of diy ssds made of 1tb sd cards
You could fill it up with some sd cards you have lying around and hook it up to a sata to usb Adapter to make an external hard drive
just looks like something to mess around with and have fun.