NVMe: 2.5" SFF drives working in a normal desktop
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Hi!
I have a Micron P320h 2.5" PCI-express SSD-s. A 175 Gb P320h 2.5" version. I want to use it through an Asus hyper m2 kit in an Asus Rampage 5 extreme board's m2 slot. I bought this cable to connect the drive: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/291625084988?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
My problem is that I didn't see drive in the BIOS and even under windows 10... The drive is under power and stone cold after 30 minutes... It seems like not powered or soemthing wrong... Have you got any idea? Thanks!
I think the problem comes from Asus M.2.
Because of the above Win 2008 version of the system comes with the drive. No additional driver installation.
You can buy our products in the next week.
Our product does not require such a complex connection.
Ok, but why not heating up the drive? If I only connect the power connector then it should heat up...or am I wrong? I think that I should connect a normal SAS connector to this drive and watch it heat up or not...The power pins layout is the same on a SAS and SFF-8639 connector...
No. An Asus hyper kit in the m2 slot and with this cable : SFF-8639 68P Straight + PWR to SFF-8643 36P HD Mini SAS U.2 Cable
That I do not know why, but, NVMe SSD lot of heat.
The reason I suggest you consult the ASUS M.2 seller.
Next week you can buy Funtin Adapter in the Amazon.
I have a bad feeling that the drive is fault... I purchased is as used, but...That I do not know why, but, NVMe SSD lot of heat.
The reason I suggest you consult the ASUS M.2 seller.
Next week you can buy Funtin Adapter in the Amazon.
Ok, but it could be that this drive is bad... I have no other idea... Not heating up, not working, in the UEFI I didn't see it, I enable the asus hyper kit using in the uefi, m2 connector is enable... I can not make anything else....
It's support nvme as boot disk.... Asus rampage 5 extreme, x99 board... Natively support nvme. But if it's not support the drive, it shuould heat up anyway if I plug the power connector or am I wrong?
i have purchased 2 cables that look like that one and they have not worked. Get the funtin adapter, an Intel NVMe Cable. or i have a 2u backplane and cage that you could put 4 drives in (1 with hyper kit 2 with supermacro card) for $350 w/ cables)
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