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I traded for it on r/HardwereSwap
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Enclosure costing more than 128GB SSD...
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These adapters are hit and miss...there's so many standards out there for these drives :(
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I've tried so many of these enclosures that promise up to 20Gbps @usb2 and 10Gbps @usb1 and none deliver.
Also for cloning, download cloning software from easeus. Thats the best I've used without...
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Waste of money. JMicron chipsets are utter trash. You'll experience random disconnects. It's a shame since this enclosure appears excellent for heat dissipation.
Look for an enclosure with a...
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Always find out what chipset is used before you buy. :P
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V2SHW6Qx_E
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You can get a comparable NVME SATA M.2 external enclosure from Aliexpress for almost half the price. Given the continued extended shipping times currently going on at Amazon, it'll only take about a...
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Use/reuse/test your existing NVME drives. You can also find great deals on them for 1TB and you get a much faster SSD over USB-C then the typical ones. So save money, faster speeds, and ability to...
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I'd really check the inside of that unit. I don't trust anything from Ali
Edit: The same model number brings up both a HDD enclosure and NVME, which is strange. There seems to be conflating...
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oh, that's cool. i didnt know those things even existed :)
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Thanks for the PM, totally missed the port, I would have been stuck with a drive inside a drive :) Thanks again.
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it's likely the OEM version which needs to detect a Sabrent SSD not the enclosure.
as mentioned that does allow most features except Universal Restore.
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sounds good. i actually never experienced one that is not detected. maybe it just glitched with windows that 1 time or was it some ebay purchase?
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I have one of these they are built like a brick. It's like a solid chunk of aluminum, no rattling or anything they do get pretty warm with longer transfers but thats just cause its conducting heat...
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the one in your link is for sata drives, and this is for NVMe m.2 drive.
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sata is slow....
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How would you hook a external up to the pcie 4.0 connection?
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Between Slickdeals and subreddits for Swapping, I'm pretty much guaranteed a good deal from time to time although the issue with swapping is that you never truly know what you're going to get.
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I recommend buying a few different brands and testing the data transfer speeds. Some of these external enclosures are slow.
Not sure about the speed of this brand.
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My mobo only allows for 1 M.2 slot.
I previously had an Intel 600P 500GB and it got full so i replaced it with a Sumsung 1TB 970 EVO Plus... So of the options listed, if I wanted to have a portable...
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Go pcie4.0 or go home
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Thanks for your response. I'm not necessarily arguing anything you said, but... kinda. :lmao: This and this are just two quick samples I found on Amazon. Both are, seriously, marginally larger than...
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Why are M.2 enclosures so expensive?
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Hmm, I never noticed, are there different m.2 drives? I thought they were all same when you get m.2 it's the type of connector and drive, are there different ones?
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There's m2 SATA & m.2 PCie. Both look like Wrigley bubble sticks.
The SATA has 2 small prongs, the PCie has one prong & it's transfer
speed is much faster compared to the SATA.
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Is the Acronis full retail version or crippled version like Seagate?
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I got a 3.2 black version of this enclosure in January this year, and its dead already, there is a design flaw is associated with this patch because USB-C connector sit a mm behind the aluminum...
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Generic TRIM commands might work but you cannot use any other driver with them beyond the generic one.
NVME drives that have drivers designed for them generally don't belong in generic enclosures....
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It makes drive cloning simple, very fast backups, thumbdrive on steroids
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I have the original version. Very well built, and the case acts like a massive heatsink.
Be aware though that if you use a thermal pad as recommended then it is well nigh impossible to take the...
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Nice handy PC tool to have. You never know...
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some mobos only have one nvme slot, this allows you to clone your current drive via usb. if you have nvme's lying around, this is a way to make a superfast usb drive, which is great for os installs....
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Still ~2x faster than sata SSD if you have the right USB port, not to mention the size difference.
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retail Acronis can be had for $15, but this is the OEM - only thing grayed out is Universal Restore IIRC. Cloning from the USB enclosure is always faster than to
this isn't SATA and some...
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Store4PC via Amazon.com has the following Sabrent NVMe M.2 SSD Enclosures on sale:
Sabrent USB 3.1 Aluminum Enclosure for M.2 NVMe SSD (Silver, EC-NVME) $29.47 w/ promo code 12P96QW9
Sabrent USB...
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There really aren't any (except for USB-C enclosures that always claim TB3 backwards-compatibility) but this one is getting released this month:...
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This should be primarily for upgrading your NVME drive on a system that only has one M2 slot.
They are generally not capable of utilizing full NVME speeds and the form factor is less compact than...
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IP-rated for those big transfers in a hurricane?
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