You NEED This! - ORICO M.2 SSD Enclosure  

if your PC has USB 3.2 is fast like a thunderbolt

USB 4 is 40Gb... one day lol

Thunderbolt user 😎

My thunderbolt doesn't say the same

does it work on phones too ??

​@@wo_lf506yes

6 days for a response might be a bit late, but this is the answer: the enclosure clearly says it supports speeds up to 10gbps. When you divide that by 8 to get GBps (which is what your PC shows during transfers or speed tests), you get 1.25. Add some losses due to multiple interface changes (pcie 4x4 to usb and back) and cable resistance and the max real world speed comes to almost exactly 1GBps. If you want higher speeds look at some other models. Orico makes enclosures that support 20 or even 40gbps.Those are obviously more expensive, but if you want faster stuff you have to pay for it. Keep in mind that you also need a compatible port on your computer to get those higher speeds. For 20 gbps you need at least usb 3.2 gen 2x2, and for 40bgps you will need usb4 or thunderbolt 3 or 4. Tldr. your enclosure performs exactly as advertised, there's no problem.

​@@petar1401thankyou ohh wise commenter

​@@Animacxpeople like him are getting rarer and rarer

That probably because of your usb hub limitations/or USB limitations in General. The pcie slots are optimized and made for this and a converter will slow it down significantly

It is written that it is 1.24 GB/s and 10gbps which is = 1.24GB/s

You can use any ssd of any brand and that of any size (upto 2 tb, beyond that it might not fit in the case due to number of NAND chips on each side of SSD, which ultimately increases the thickness of drive). Just make sure SSD must have same supporting Protocols as of case.

We haven't tried it you can hear the manufacturer.

And good, it's not hot

Yes M2

Yes

Oh yes buddy, you can it can do efficiently, I don't have the exact model tho but, I have the transparent case one it works great with it, Plus I use it with my phone to transfer data or keep a backup.

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(Not sure about Mac ARM chips, but on INTEL chips, yes, definitely you can) Remember 2 things, First : Microsoft doesn't allow you to install Windows OS directly on devices connected via USB by traditional methods (ie, making a bootable pendrive and installing a Windows OS from bootable pendrive by formatting the main drive[connected via USB interface] or creating partitions [on same disk] and proceeding ahead. For this, there are 3 solutions : Either clone Windows OS from any other machine currently running on Windows OS (Remember, it wastes too much drive space, worst way) OR Either install Windows OS via CLI (Best but risky if you haven't done it earlier) OR Plug the main drive onto the motherboard and install windows OS via traditional methods, Again, the best way, but the required disk slot should be present on Motherboard) Second : Always make sure you use USB 3 or above supported ports for plugging an external drive as an OS drive for your PC OR your experience of running OS from external drive could be much worse than running an OS from internal old hdd's 😂 Because of limitations of Port speeds (USB 2.0 or below) TIP : If you are a techy, you can multi boot an external drive 😉 (Requires a lot of R&D and time, but yes, you can (eg, Windows, linux, Mac OS, Tails, etc) on a single external disk) I hope this proves to be useful 🤟.

Not sure but if you upgrade your nvme or have 1 extra then this but if you dont upgrade it and just use for storage then external. İm not a expert this is my choice lol

you didn’t see it?

Why do you need a 980 pro in this enclosure..?? It will bottleneck the speeds because 980 pro can clearly go way beyond 10gbps.. go for the ones which specify 40gbps.. Orico does sell them on their website. Don't buy this one for expensive Nvme SSD.

It’s the one that comes included

@@fayron_global oh okie... But is there a name of it if you wana buy it separately

It’s called thermal pad, you can go with the artic tp-3

We tested this and it doesn’t seem to have any problems as far as temps

Yes

Yes, supports maximum 4TB

ok this is passive dissipation.

Yes

Completely depends on type of storage used in your phone. (ie, UFS 2.1, UFS 2.2, EMMC, NVME, etc..)

Do I need an extra power supply for phone use?

Yes

Nooo

It works fine tho 🤷‍♂️

Both

Ur mom

PC/Mac

@@fayron_global Yo my mom buy me one but it's not working what is need

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but but but everything in aluminum with internal heat sink doesn't seem low quality to me.

It’s an adapter for nvem ssd’s, since to view the data in them Normally you would have to install them in your pc

Yes. But you will have to format your SSD before using it.

@@shreyasdharashivkar8027 anyway it will be empty when we are using it for first time right 🤷‍♂️.... but my doubt is should i format it by pc or can i format and use directly from my phone?(because i don't have a pc )and ...when i want to connect to pc after some time and i hav files in it will it work normally? 🤔 or should I format 🤔

​@@mdsiyasin your case, android OS have power to format it accordingly👍 No need of PC

1200mb/s read & 1000mb/s write

we didn't try it

PS5 has USB C so yes it will work

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@@fayron_global Big ass bulky case. Need for thin laptop enclosure

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