I've got through 3 M.2 drives to realise that's my second M.2 slot on my motherboard only support SATA. I didn't realise you can get 2 types of drives for SATA I thought it was only 2.5 inches. Quick question will I notice any difference in performance when transferring data with a M.2 Sata to a traditional 2.5" sata drive? I was looking at buying a drive with data transfer in mind. Between SSD and NVME me in real terms you won't notice much difference but I would've thought of data transfer you will especially when shifting GBs of files? Even the big boys couldn't explain this on their channels you have smashed it thank you and I've learnt a lot today lol
I guess im asking randomly but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I somehow lost the login password. I love any assistance you can offer me
@Marley Jagger Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
I have a question.. my 4 year old asus vivobook r542uq laptop has a ssd port that looks like a m.2 nvme compatible but my samsung 970 evo plus isn't working (not showing) is there any way to make it work in it?
I have an SATA M.2 'SSD from my old laptop and i want to use it in my new laptop for additional space. The laptop has a second M.2 (MVME) slot which is free. I hoped that this would work. But it doesn't. Is there a way to get it working? Because i don't want to buy a new MVME SSD since i don't even need the speed.
Megabits or MegaBytes? I think it's MegaBytes, but nice video. So sata m2 is like standard 2.5 inch ssd speed, does it have DRAM cache, and is that important?
Hi, as a video editor, will a normal SSD suffice to improve my timeline scrub responsiveness for 4K footage @150mbps. Im considering to buy an M.2 NVMe chip, so it will replace my Samsung Normal EVO ssd. So should i use the NVMe for my 4K footage edit drive and use the normal SSD for my OS and edit app ? Or vice versa ? Im not worried about render times and all. I just want better timeline scrubbing and responsiveness/playback. PS: I work only offline edits as in with 1080p proxies.
Hello sir, is it possible to change ssd m2 sata 3 bay pcie 4 NVMe M2 SSD samsung 980pro used a adaptor, in effect i both the ssd samsung 980pro 1to but my tablet dell venue 11 pro has ssd m2 sata 2260 please help me thanks
If it accepts NVMe, it accepts SATA. If it accepts SATA, it is not sure it accepts NVMe. So SATA works always, NVMe depends. You can tell by the port on your motherboard. If it has 2 notches, it will not accept NVMe. Consult your motherboard manual to make sure.
OK. So SATA and NVMe are the two different kind of M.2 drives available. Now where does PCIe come into the picture? If PCIe is the socket which accommodates either one, there must be PCIe SATA drives and PCIe NVMe drives. Is the difference between the two drives nothing more than the way the way each one attaches to the PCIe socket? I look forward to your reply.
PCi-E drives use the pci-e slot, nvme uses the same bus. So they are about the same in performance but have a different physical connection. Consider subscribing for more!
You have created a technical video with missing or bad technical info. 'mb' stands for milibits while you should be using MB for MegaBytes, you are continously saying 'megabits' when speaking about 'megabytes', there are typos in the presentation, PCIe section misses the version of interface you are refering to, you didn't metion how many PCIe lines NVMe uses, but only speaking what full x16 interface is capable of... and possibly there are more mistakes that I didn't even noticed due to lack of my technical knowledge. I was trying to gain some, but in the middle of this video I gave up as the teacher is not really prepared to teach. Sorry, but this video is a crap. Should be removed, corrected and uploaded again.
Watched a lot of videos... But you explained it the correct way. And exactly what I needed to watch. Thanks a lot keep the greatest work.👍
I'd suggest you get rid of that background "music". I found it very distracting and off-putting..
Didn't even notice it. You must be deficient in Magnesium ;-P
@@sassuki That's real *mature*, dude.. :).
Hey! They are MegaBytes per second not megabits per second. There is a difference between the both.
May I add: 1MByte/s = 8Mbit/s
He said that the SATA 3 has 600 megabits per second speed. But, it's 600 Megabytes per second. I think that's not true.
also, it looks like you're mixing up megabits vs megabytes. sata 3 is 600 megabytes/sec, not 600 megabits/sex. that's an factor of 8 difference..
Great video, excellent explanation but the music in the background is a bit louder, maybe with a different music and not that loud.
the most underrated video, thanks alot
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Great infomative Video.Thank you
Really love how u explain things, but that music background keep distracting me
Thank you !!
Great video, I like your animations
SATA3 = 6 gigaBITS/sec = 600 megaBYTES/sec
Wow that music ..
I've got through 3 M.2 drives to realise that's my second M.2 slot on my motherboard only support SATA. I didn't realise you can get 2 types of drives for SATA I thought it was only 2.5 inches. Quick question will I notice any difference in performance when transferring data with a M.2 Sata to a traditional 2.5" sata drive? I was looking at buying a drive with data transfer in mind. Between SSD and NVME me in real terms you won't notice much difference but I would've thought of data transfer you will especially when shifting GBs of files? Even the big boys couldn't explain this on their channels you have smashed it thank you and I've learnt a lot today lol
I guess im asking randomly but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I somehow lost the login password. I love any assistance you can offer me
@Arthur Jamal Instablaster ;)
@Marley Jagger Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Marley Jagger It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my ass :D
@Arthur Jamal Glad I could help =)
I have a question.. my 4 year old asus vivobook r542uq laptop has a ssd port that looks like a m.2 nvme compatible but my samsung 970 evo plus isn't working (not showing) is there any way to make it work in it?
amazing!
Watch it from my HDD PC in 2024😢
I have an SATA M.2 'SSD from my old laptop and i want to use it in my new laptop for additional space. The laptop has a second M.2 (MVME) slot which is free.
I hoped that this would work. But it doesn't.
Is there a way to get it working?
Because i don't want to buy a new MVME SSD since i don't even need the speed.
Merci c'est très bien fait. 🥇🏆👍
Ok so its going to take 10 seconds to load what ever as opposed to 8 seconds. Something along those lines.
Megabits or MegaBytes? I think it's MegaBytes, but nice video. So sata m2 is like standard 2.5 inch ssd speed, does it have DRAM cache, and is that important?
Yes a sata m.2 drive is just has sata drive speeds in a different format. Consider subscribing for more!
Having a DRAM cache has nothing to do with SATA or NVMe or M.2 or 2.5" interface. It is purely a design decision of the manufacturer.
Hi, as a video editor, will a normal SSD suffice to improve my timeline scrub responsiveness for 4K footage @150mbps. Im considering to buy an M.2 NVMe chip, so it will replace my Samsung Normal EVO ssd. So should i use the NVMe for my 4K footage edit drive and use the normal SSD for my OS and edit app ? Or vice versa ? Im not worried about render times and all. I just want better timeline scrubbing and responsiveness/playback. PS: I work only offline edits as in with 1080p proxies.
Hello sir, is it possible to change ssd m2 sata 3 bay pcie 4 NVMe M2 SSD samsung 980pro used a adaptor, in effect i both the ssd samsung 980pro 1to but my tablet dell venue 11 pro has ssd m2 sata 2260 please help me thanks
can we install m2 sata ssd on m2 nvme slot?
If it accepts NVMe, it accepts SATA.
If it accepts SATA, it is not sure it accepts NVMe.
So SATA works always, NVMe depends.
You can tell by the port on your motherboard. If it has 2 notches, it will not accept NVMe. Consult your motherboard manual to make sure.
@@sassuki thanks 👍
OK. So SATA and NVMe are the two different kind of M.2 drives available. Now where does PCIe come into the picture? If PCIe is the socket which accommodates either one, there must be PCIe SATA drives and PCIe NVMe drives. Is the difference between the two drives nothing more than the way the way each one attaches to the PCIe socket? I look forward to your reply.
PCi-E drives use the pci-e slot, nvme uses the same bus. So they are about the same in performance but have a different physical connection. Consider subscribing for more!
No you haven't understood the concept mate. SATA uses AHCI and PCIe uses NVMe. I will link a video for you.
ua-cam.com/video/HvfIeTieXOI/v-deo.html
@@alchemist4330pls do
You have created a technical video with missing or bad technical info. 'mb' stands for milibits while you should be using MB for MegaBytes, you are continously saying 'megabits' when speaking about 'megabytes', there are typos in the presentation, PCIe section misses the version of interface you are refering to, you didn't metion how many PCIe lines NVMe uses, but only speaking what full x16 interface is capable of... and possibly there are more mistakes that I didn't even noticed due to lack of my technical knowledge. I was trying to gain some, but in the middle of this video I gave up as the teacher is not really prepared to teach. Sorry, but this video is a crap. Should be removed, corrected and uploaded again.