M.2? AHCI? NVMe? With the knowledge in this video, you should be able to comfortably pimp out your storage setup to the next big thing.
ROCCAT CROSS GIVEAWAY CLOSED, THANKS FOR ENTERING!
Buy Roccat Cross on Amazon:
Watch Nerdsports:
Buy M.2 SSDs on Amazon:
Discuss on the forum:
Our Affiliates, Referral Programs, and Sponsors:
Check out our Linus Tech Tips posters at
Intro Screen Music Credit:
Title: Laszlo – Supernova
Video Link:
iTunes Download Link:
Artist Link:
Outro Screen Music Credit: Approaching Nirvana – Sugar High
Sound effects provided by
Nguồn: https://monywa.org
Xem thêm bài viết khác: https://monywa.org/cong-nghe/
Xem thêm Bài Viết:
- Cách sử dụng hàm IF trong Excel 2019
- Telnet là gì? Làm thế nào tôi có thể bắt đầu nó?
- Hướng dẫn tải Avast Cleanup Premium full crack một cách đơn giản nhất
- PBN 100 | Trần Thái Hòa, Thế Sơn, Trịnh Lam – Belle (Thằng Gù Nhà Thờ Đức Bà)
- CUỘC XÂM LĂNG CỦA NGƯỜI NGOÀI HÀNH TINH | Phim Hành Động Viễn Tưởng Mỹ 2020
Didn't understand a word but good video!
Can you use a 2.5" SSD for windows and then install a 1TB M.2 drive as secondary for games? or is the m.2 forced to be primary drive? Everything I see talks about using M.2 for windows and SSD for secondary, but wouldnt games utilise the higher read speeds of the m.2 to load maps quicker etc, providing a far better gaming experience?
Too expensive? Ha! 1tb nvme m.2 ssd for 100 owo
ok
Guys can you help me with this, please? I just recently bought a laptop( Asus ROG Strix G G531GT) and it came with PCIe NVME 256 GB M.2 SSD. I need a upgrade but I dont know what to buy. I need it to be as fast as possible. I suppose it has 2 slots. Should I remove the current m2 ssd and buy a new one? or normal 2.5 inc ssd is enough? Thank you.
not well explained. bye
1 x PCIe 2.0 x16 slot (PCH) is it worth putting a m.2 adapter on it? as i only have the following and my only m.2 slot on the motherboard is used.
Asus crosshair vi Hero
2 x PCIe 3.0 x16 SafeSlots (CPU)
1 x PCIe 2.0 x16 slot (PCH)
3 x PCIe 3.0 x1 slots (PCH)
Not one of your better video's. You should maybe re-think this whole thing and start over.
I’m glad I’ve spent the time researching and didn’t rush off to buy hardware. We have a 10 year old computer at work I wanted to upgrade with ssd. It looked like the cheapest option was to get a pcie adaptor for nvme ssd but didn’t realise you can’t boot from it for old motherboards. So will have to go the 2.5 sata route. Will need a USB 3 pcie adaptor as well to speed up cloning.
I've watched this video just because I wanted to know about U.2, but even it's mentioned in the title, I haven't heard anything about it in the video 🙁
1:57 Wait! What? You have mounted power supply on 2 screws?
4:03
what do you need
4:03
What do you need
Can you help me. I want to put one or a few in my mac 5,1 late 2012. Can you help please?
How will i know if my motherboard will prevent me from making the ssd as the boot drive?
my cat watch this video and now she's a geek technical desktop savvy
Can i use the motherboard (in my pc ) without using m.2slot ….
consult your motherboards manual
We need more videos like this. Videos explaining just what a term(s) means, and what it means for the end user.
I just needed to know which was the fastest…
the original orange man
man nvme's have came a long way
Is he talking English? I can't tell
@Linus Tech Tips Have you guys done a video on loading or read/write times for NVMe vs SSD? And in what applications would a NVMe drive make a difference? Also, potential bottlenecks, like transferring files between a NVMe and SSD drive, the read/write times would still be limited to the SSD capabilities, right?
Accurate information; muddled delivery.
If the board doesn't support booting from nvme you could install a boot loader like grub on a data drive and chain boot the nvme.
You went too fast and this was super confusing. I am new to this technology, just upgraded to the m.2 and it’s freaking fast. I think what most people want to know is, most older computers can only handle an SSD upgrade, while in order to upgrade to the m.2 would require an upgraded motherboard and the PCI adapter that you can add an m.2 too. I might be way off, but in order to truly have a fast system you need about $1000. Less of course if you just want to incrementally go up from Old.
i use now my 2T nvme evo 970 plus as steam library 😀
the cost? using google currency, so… 2049 NIS to > UDS is 597$
Wow, that's a word combination I havent heard in a long long time. Sound Card.
a know it all WHO KNOWS VERY LITTLE !
Uh waht.
A lot of blabbering in this video, anyone want to know the basic you to to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvfIeTieXOI
Cool definitely waiting a bit longer to get a new machine now
"To buy or not Keyboards for the TV, since we've got touch screens?!" 🗨😏👌🖥♨️⌨🌌
Cool. It's the like many types of connector USB, confusion.
I just noticed my motherboard has a m.2 port in it today. Sneaky pricks hid it between the expansion slots. Might put one in to use for the OS to make the computer a bit faster.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvfIeTieXOI
i still dont understand haha
Hi from 2020 now everyone uses nvme for everything 'cause they got cheaper
What im confused at is, is the m.2 or nvme m.2 a storage hardware or just to make your storage faster
My dogs head exploded.
Can my aorus b450 pro support nvme? Planning to buy 1
I like to watch your 3 year old videos because you feature stuff that I can finally afford to buy 🤣
teribly sorry but i figured out on my own with a few google click M.2s are only hedging over PCIe SSDs (not PICe to M.2 the SSD is a PCIe card) is that it's 4 land and nowadays "PCIe" 4.0 by default and 90% of SSDs are set to ADHI by default so a chipset bios can easily reconize them for configuration on boot up and OS instalation
NVMe PCIe Gen3 x4 M.2 is very affordable now. Bye2 SATA HDD & SSD.
I really don't want an NVMe card. But something tells me they're going to be standard issue for future systems. …… big sigh.
I just finally ordered my first M.2 drive.
I'll have two HDDs (backup drives — total of 3 TB), one SSD (for games 500 GB), and an M.2 (500 GB) for my dual-booted (Windows/Linux), mid-tier gaming PC.
I can't wait to load up games quicker!
Was this filmed at a laser tag arena?
Jokes aside, thanks for the awesome break down.
So is an M.2 just an AGP 3.0, And if yes then we are all getting ripped off.
AMD WINS!
Oh, wait… Wrong video.
Horrible grammar, sorry