Funtin SFF-8639: U.2 NVMe SSD To PCI-E Card Adapter

[pal666]

Why you don't fucking read what I posted to others making the same question https://www.phoronix.com/forums/foru...092#post990092 ?

you post some irrelevant stuff instead of using your brain
drive sizes grow exponentially
drive speeds also have to grow exponentially, otherwise time to read whole drive will increase exponentially
in case you still didn't get it: no, you can't reduce number of lines with faster pcie, because faster pcie comes in future and in future you need faster drive

[starshipeleven]

by uptake i referred to motherboards. now there is u.2 ssd and i expect more u.2 motherboards

Most will just make M.2 ports and provide optional M.2 to U.2 adapters, because that's what makes the most sense.

[starshipeleven]

you post some irrelevant stuff instead of using your brain

you still don't fucking read the posts where I answered the same question https://www.phoronix.com/forums/foru...097#post990097
and another post where another guy also answered the same question

https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/hardware/general-hardware/990054-funtin-sff-8639-u-2-nvme-ssd-to-pci-e-card-adapter?p=990173#post990173

[grok]

Most will just make M.2 ports and provide optional M.2 to U.2 adapters, because that's what makes the most sense.

I think U.2 will be a bit more common, but use it and you can't use the 2nd M.2 slot, this sort of things. Not too different from having an adapter, cheap enough but not found on cheap mainstream mobos still.