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make me an offer.
by byyoung3 3y ago
make me an offer.
- LoganDark 3y agoI'm not sure exactly what pcie corals you're referring to. If you mean the m.2 ones, it'd have to be less than the $25 or so MSRP, but if you have full-size cards I'd be very curious to see what they even look like first.
- gymbeaux 3y agoMy guess is they’re referring to the mini PCIe cards. I think Coral only comes in NVMe and mini PCIe (and technically you can buy just the chip itself I believe). Obviously mini PCIe is deprecated and it’s unlikely many people have a device with a mini PCIe slot AND they don’t need that slot for WiFi/BT. That’s probably why they’re looking to sell.
- LoganDark 3y agoThe adapter for this would cost more than the device itself, so I don't think I can use it. I'd take an NVMe module in a heartbeat though.