NVME SSD on Z77 mobo
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 Nov 19 2018, 09:49 PM
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QUOTE(popopi @ Oct 31 2018, 01:19 PM) Why not direct go for below PCIe SSD.. much much better performance. Hi, I am wondering the same.https://www.sysnapse.com/index.php?route=pr...zcaAqG7EALw_wcB   I have system per below ; - Mobo : Asus Rampage IV Gene - CPU : i7-3970X I was planning to plant in NVME SSD on the PCI slot. Wonder if it works or better stay conventional by using sata port.  |
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Nov 21 2018, 04:58 PM
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QUOTE(popopi @ Nov 20 2018, 05:45 PM) Better stay SATA until you are 100% certain the NVMe does work for the old system. Thanks for the advice.If not you will be wasting your money... those PCIe NVMe SSD ain't cheap yooo... Look forward too for the PCIe to NVMe conversion result. If works with stock BIOS, it should be a good thing then. QUOTE(lat_lonelyboyz @ Nov 20 2018, 10:08 PM) Already ordered the PCIE adapter and I will try update in this thread once received and test it Great, please update the result and work step required.I'm rebuilding my RIG, but not from ground 0. Still attached with X79 technology. |
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Nov 21 2018, 05:48 PM
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QUOTE(lat_lonelyboyz @ Nov 21 2018, 05:07 PM) as for drive, certainly can but as for bootable/system drive highly doubted. Reading through other forums and site, not advice use as primary / bootable.the adapter I ordered may take some time because its shipped from China  If there no option ssem then have to move forward to newer tech. |
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