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Manufacturers are pushing the Pi 5s PCIe interface to the absolute limit now, well beyond what's practical, but it's fun at least. https://geekworm.com/product
by jsheard 2y ago
Manufacturers are pushing the Pi 5s PCIe interface to the absolute limit now, well beyond what's practical, but it's fun at least.
https://geekworm.com/products/x1011 https://geekworm.com/products/x1011
Four NVMe drives multiplexed onto a single PCIe lane? Sure, why not!
https://pineboards.io/products/hat-upcity-lite-for-raspberry-pi-5 https://pineboards.io/products/hat-upcity-lite-for-raspberry...
The OP also has a board which breaks the lane out to a full size PCIe slot, so you can put a 4090 in there. You shouldn't, but you can.
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- ssl-3 2y agoWe used to multiplex drives onto a SCSI bus. We also once multiplexed everything on a single ISA or PCI bus. It's not necessarily the most performant thing for parallel[ish] operations, but there's nothing broken about the idea. It works.