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I guess they mean M.2, which makes everything more compact and cableless. It also supports SATA.
by mcdevilkiller 5y ago
I guess they mean M.2, which makes everything more compact and cableless. It also supports SATA.
- andymoe 5y agoYes, more about form factor than speed but that’s a bonus.
- Crosseye_Jack 5y agoWell the latest compute module does expose its pcie. People have already bolted nvme drives on to it. It’s not blindly fast (iirc it’s only a single pci lane and to get the full benefit out of m.2 nvme drives you need 4 lanes) It’s just that the pci lane is used by the USB3 host controller on the RPI4