SSK Aluminum M.2 NVME SSD Enclosure Adapter, USB 3.1 Gen 2 (10 Gbps)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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【Applicable SSD 】- This M.2 SSD Enclosure only for NVMe M-Key M.2 SSD (PCIE-based). Applicable to sizes 2242 / 2260 / 2280 solid state drivers. Does not support M.2 SATA based SSDs, M.2 PCIe AHCI SSDs, M.2 PCIe devices such as WiFi and capture cards, mSATA SSDs, and non-M.2 form factor SSDs.
【Type C interface】- Both side can be inserted; USB-C Gen 2 10Gbps or Thunderbolt 3 are recommended for extreme speed performance. One HD movie transfer only takes 2 seconds; Backward compatible with USB 3.1 Gen2 and USB 3.0 up to 5Gbps.
【Aluminum Alloy Shell】- Adopts aluminum alloy shell, slim design, durable and excellent heat dissipation, be portable and easy to carry;
【Blue Indicator】- Blue Indicator shows the data transfer status, easy and clear;
【High Quality Master Chip】- Adopts high performance controller IC, Complies with UASP, Trim which can effectively improve the speed and exteend the lifetime of SSD. Compatible Multi OS, Windows 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10/ Linux/ MAC.
I have this drive enclosure. Hard to assemble correctly, BUT it works well when set up.
Thank you for the video, helped clarify some things.
Thank you so much, you made it so much easier than the instructions that came with it
anybody know why the case has a plastic take keeps the chip lifted at a 30 degree?
You didn't use the screw inside the enclosure that holds the drive in place. Read the directions.
i got one of these a few years ago and only recently bought an ssd to put in it. it ended up beeing defective in my chase and almost made me blame it on the ssd itself.
ssd did not show up in regular file manager, it did show up in partition manager without volume size etc and every attempt to put a partition on it ended up in an error message "fatal hardware failure". i ripped out the ssd of my old laptop and attempted to partition it there with the help of a usb-boot stick, partitioned like a dream without even the slightest hickups. attempted to read it installed back in the enclosure (maybe just partitioning wont work with that thing i thought to myself) nope, won't even work if the ssd is partitioned already. yes the key matches on ssd and chase and specs should be compatible
Great video thank you for making it 😊
Thanks Jin!
LOL, was waiting for you to figure out you had the cover upside down LOL.
2 years late but keep the case and tape off and let it just vent
The tape is a heatsink
This would have been 100% thumbs up were it not for the dumb music.
You act like a mute button doesn't exist.
@@Zombified- You act like your brain doesn't exist.
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@@Zombified- You act like I wanna hit the mute button.
@@Zombified- You act like no one would assume instructions are given in a how to video. I’m guessing you put on headphones before lectures began in school.
So when was the part you actually held the enclosure in the camera picture 😂
LOL, put thermal pad on wrong and has to correct, then puts cover on wrong and has to correct. The drive is a good performer but odd design that obviously people struggle with. ps CrystayDiskMark is terrible benchmark software.
*What's a good benchmark software to use my man?*
What chipset does it has?: jmicron JMS583, ASMedia ASM2362 or Realtek RTL9210B?
The SHE-C325 has the JMS583, and the SHE-C325 Pro (USB 3.2 / Gen2) has RTK9210BR
This is the worst encloure, it gets hot really fast..i bought it and then i had to spend more money to buy a better one...which one is better? You can buy the Orico enclosure
It can be because of your disk because as i can compare PNY CS3040 and FIRECUDE 520, there are huge differences in terms of thermal issues. Firecuda gets hot really fast. So that may be about your disk, not enclosure. Did you try with different ssd?
i looooooooooooooooove jin review