PCIe NVMe Integration

Discussions center on using PCIe slots, adapters, and connections for NVMe drives, including speed limitations, extension boards, and comparisons to USB or SATA interfaces.

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diggan β€’ Mar 28, 2024 β€’ View on HN

Doesn't PCIe mean you could trivially add support for NVME though via an extension board?

s1gnp0st β€’ Nov 9, 2023 β€’ View on HN

You're right about PCIe, fair enough!

ianai β€’ Dec 31, 2023 β€’ View on HN

You are limited to pcie 3.0 speeds there though. But good suggestion.

wmf β€’ Nov 30, 2016 β€’ View on HN

PCIe is really the only option; the question is just whether it's in one box or cabled.

geogra4 β€’ Nov 5, 2020 β€’ View on HN

Would be nice to have a pcie version of this

WithinReason β€’ Feb 8, 2022 β€’ View on HN

I'm surprised no one tried to hook up a GPU to the NVME connection.

JackSlateur β€’ Sep 21, 2024 β€’ View on HN

GPU and NVMe are PCI-e devices, they are both widespreads, so I do not get your point

ganoushoreilly β€’ Sep 9, 2024 β€’ View on HN

may be using an nvme to pcie adapter, common in the crypto mining world

girvo β€’ Jul 10, 2019 β€’ View on HN

If I’m reading it right, don’t you give up USB to get this PCIe access?

mjg59 β€’ Feb 21, 2021 β€’ View on HN

Yes, but not attached via PCIe.