5:35 wtf? that's the performance of the enclosure for sure, not the nvme. You're limited to 10gbps and that's the reason you're reaching only 950MB/s and not the rated 2100MB/s read 1600MB/ write of the lexar you installed.
Yes, that's definitely a consideration, I should've made it more clear-- my point in saying that was since the TUF Gaming A1 both supports SATA and NVMe drives, there can be a huge variation of performance. The main decider of performance will be what kind of drive you install in it, and the results shown in this video shouldn't be the 'benchmark' of how this enclosure performs-- unlike, say, GPUs which every unit of the same make and model will perform similarly across the board. Hope this clears it up!
@@theorangecandle Nope... USB support right now up to 80Gbps... pci is still faster, but you can get way more performance with a better enclosure. Also, with a 40Gbps enclosure you would have more than enough bandwidth to fully use the nvme used in this video.
There's no longer a sticker on the thermal pad at that point-- it's just shiny. Of course you have to take off any sticker on your thermal pad before using it 😂
How's the heat? What's the temperature if it's used for hours?
if you see my comment after all this time, I hope I helped you put a phone cooler on it and you're good to go
How thick is the thermal pad?
0.5mm , but better to put one more and make it 1mm
is there any advantages with having my ssd installed in this thing rather than directly to my PC ?
Its portable, so u can remove it and bring it to another place without taking ur entire computer.
5:35 wtf? that's the performance of the enclosure for sure, not the nvme. You're limited to 10gbps and that's the reason you're reaching only 950MB/s and not the rated 2100MB/s read 1600MB/ write of the lexar you installed.
Yes, that's definitely a consideration, I should've made it more clear-- my point in saying that was since the TUF Gaming A1 both supports SATA and NVMe drives, there can be a huge variation of performance. The main decider of performance will be what kind of drive you install in it, and the results shown in this video shouldn't be the 'benchmark' of how this enclosure performs-- unlike, say, GPUs which every unit of the same make and model will perform similarly across the board. Hope this clears it up!
To be fair I think thats just the limit of usb c compared to pcie
@@theorangecandle Nope... USB support right now up to 80Gbps... pci is still faster, but you can get way more performance with a better enclosure. Also, with a 40Gbps enclosure you would have more than enough bandwidth to fully use the nvme used in this video.
@@ViXoZuDoyes way, asus tuf ssd comes with usb 3 something. If kt was usb 4, read/write speed would be around 4GB/s
Question
Can you recommend me a NVME compatiblefor Android Phone. Thanks
max ssd capacity? 2 or 4TB?
2tb
5:05 you haven't removed the thermal pad's sticker so is it to be used with the sticker on it ??
There's no longer a sticker on the thermal pad at that point-- it's just shiny. Of course you have to take off any sticker on your thermal pad before using it 😂
Can this work on huawei D laptops
Asus tuf a 1 vs asus rog strix arion which is best ssd closure?
both
So it's dust and waterproof. Sounds like an oven. How are the temperatures of the drive?
So cold, the entire Enclouser Works like a Pasive Cooler. And not exced the 30-36º degrees.
its nice to have unboxing videos when looking at products, I just needed to see the actual size
great video, well executed