SATA SSDs vs PCIe SSDs with Linus
What makes PCIe SSDs better than traditional SATA-based SSDs?
Linus explains the benefits of PCIe SSDs. The PCIe bus’s wider bandwidth (1GB/s per lane) can access your system storage faster than SATA 3.0 (600MB /s), which can help increase loading time for programs, decrease boot time, increase overall system responsiveness, smoother previewing of heavy i/o content in real time — and much more.
No matter what kind of storage solution you need for your system, HyperX offers SSDs that will fit both your needs and your budget, offering both SATA and PCIe based storage. HyperX Savage SATA SSD reaches speeds of 560MB/s read and 530MB/s write. HyperX Predator PCIe SSD reaches speeds of 1400MB/s read and 1000MB/s write.
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Live, Love, Linus lol
Linus was surprisingly on one of my channels somehow too.
Hey you linus tech guy
Is it faster than Ramdrives?
Wait…so if I already have an ssd installed, what does this even do? Just make everything even faster?
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I have to say if I ever want something explained in a timely and consistant manner Linus always seems to hook a playa up
edit: That being said do these pci express ssd's require a full 16 lane slot to function at said speeds??
Holly Bejebous, when does this super geek breath?? He must be an alien!
I have a question: Do these M.2 to PCIe adapter cards interface directly with the computer's onboard BIOS to become bootable disks, or do they have an Option ROM that has to initialize separately before the computer can boot?
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Too much Quack.
ok rather than searching for another hour::
when I use M.2 port B – the motherboard disables SATA ports 5 and 6 on my Motherboard. (B450 Aorus Pro Wifi) and M.2 port A disables SATA ports 1 and 2. I presume all 4 will be disabled if I use both M.2 ports…. ???
If I use a PCIe M.2 NVMe adapter, in stead of using the M.2 on the motherboard, will it still use up those lanes and disable the SATA ports??
How about sata ssd us pcie ssd.
Can I put sata m.2 sad in m.2 name slot
Linus, Linus everywhere…
Can anyone tell me please PCIE is a part of ssd or motherboard please tell me i am confuse
Why can't the SSD fit directly into the PCIe slot? Why does it have to be mounted on another adapter, since it already has its own connection slot?
i thought that i was on Linus Tech Tips YouTube Channel.. Hahaha
My sata wd green 240gb ssd is plugged into cd port (with some aftermarket parts) is working at the same speed with my sisters pcie 256 gb kingston ssd. So what about that?
What about new motherboards with M.2 slot on board?
I think all ssd should be connected though the same type of slot that your video card is since that is A much faster slot
SATA IS 6000 MBPS
It’s incredible, that we basically tripled the SSD speed in just 3 years. With current high speed storage topping out at 3.2GB/s…
GJ Conquering all channels Linus!
And here, in 2018, it's 3500MB/s read drives
https://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/minisite/ssd/product/consumer/ssd960/
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Hey Kingston, why are your RAM Modules significantly expensiver versus most brands? On Newegg for example.
His voice keep getting higher each second…
Would be cool to have multiple M.2 or NVME on one HyperX PCI-e card….. just sayin
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PCIE is the fastest interface of your computer.So we need a motherboard that has pcie memory modules,pcie hard drives,and pcie graphics cards.I mean what is the point of sata and usb when pcie does it all faster.
he looks like elongated man actor from CW's the flash,doesn't he?
Gonna build a 6 SSD RAID-0 Hardware – wish me luck – all 240GB SSDs
Description says 1GB/s per pcie lane… It's more like 20GB/s and the 4.0 specification coming out soon will double that.
Love how it turns from an informative and usefull video into a commercial shill.
Love the rage intro! XD