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Other RK3399 systems support NVME devices. Using an eMMC card in the Raspberry Pi 400 should have been easy to do.
by rjsw 4y ago
Other RK3399 systems support NVME devices. Using an eMMC card in the Raspberry Pi 400 should have been easy to do.
- CameronNemo 4y agoThey do support NVMe, but only 4 lanes at PCIe 1.0 speeds. Seems like a waste to spend $$$ on storage that will only be partially used by a $$ board.
- meatmanek 4y agoNVMe drives are surprisingly cheap these days - you can get a 128GB 2230 drive for $15 from several manufacturers. 256GB 2242 drives are around $30. If you have the space for a 2280 drive, you can get larger drives for under $100/TB. 128GB microSD cards are also around $15, but will likely have worse performance and durability than the SSD.