X1011: Difference between revisions

(8 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown)

Line 45:

----

==Features==

Line 145:

Line 146:

==Testimonial==

{{Testimonial

|name=~~Andrew McNeish~~

|name=Anon.

|date=April 2026

|content= Subject: X1011 - Help on selecting a suitable power supply ('''test based on Raspberry Pi 5 + X1011 + 4 NVMe SSD + Geekworm 5V 10A Power Supply [[PSU50]]''')

Line 190:

Line 191:

/dev/nvme2n1

29°C

'''Email4:''' The WD Blue drives came in on Friday and my testing started immediately.. The Open Media Vault is working well on it and I did a number of long transfers which went well..

Observations:

The X1011 needs a good fan (Which I have).. This keeps the NVME’s in the range of 29-35C .. (. In the future it may be great to redesign the Geekworm X1011-C1 PCIe Metal Case for Raspberry Pi 5 to add at least 1-2cm of depth to permit better air flow for the nvme’s and clearance for the heatsinks)

The NVME which work well have no chips on the down side .. The NVME’s with problems were all ones with chips on both sides of the NVME.. The WD Blue SN5000 and the WD_BLACK SN8100 4TB work well… On the other hand, the WD_BLACK 4TB SN850X has chips on both sides of the NVME and it overheats.. and can get up to 70C in the same setup.. (end up with many errors and ultimately failures)

The 10A power supply is great for the NVME’s (and system solutions) which draw more current… and for those who are using both USB 3 ports on the Raspberry 5 to drive a 2.5GB RJ45 network adapter and a large USB system drive.

All in all, things are looking up!

Thank you for your help in creating a working solution!

Line 230:

Line 244:

<~~comments~~ />

<comment-streams id="main" />

@@ Line 45: / Line 45: @@
 ----
 {{PCIe to NVME Sets}}
+{{NVMe SSD Incompatibility List}}
 ==Features==
@@ Line 145: / Line 146: @@
 ==Testimonial==
 {{Testimonial
-|name=Andrew McNeish
+|name=Anon.
 |date=April 2026
 |content= Subject: X1011 - Help on selecting a suitable power supply ('''test based on Raspberry Pi 5 + X1011 + 4 NVMe SSD + Geekworm 5V 10A Power Supply [[PSU50]]''')
@@ Line 190: / Line 191: @@
 /dev/nvme2n1
 °C
+'''Email4:''' The WD Blue drives came in on Friday and my testing started immediately..  The Open Media Vault is working well on it and I did a number of long transfers which went well..
+Observations:
+The X1011 needs a good fan (Which I have)..  This keeps the NVME’s in the range of 29-35C ..  (.  In the future it may be great to redesign the Geekworm X1011-C1 PCIe Metal Case for Raspberry Pi 5 to add at least 1-2cm of depth to permit better air flow for the nvme’s and clearance for the heatsinks)
+The NVME which work well have no chips on the down side ..  The NVME’s with problems were all ones with chips on both sides of the NVME..  The WD Blue SN5000 and the WD_BLACK SN8100 4TB work well…  On the other hand, the WD_BLACK 4TB SN850X has chips on both sides of the NVME and it overheats..  and can get up to 70C in the same setup.. (end up with many errors and ultimately failures)
+The 10A power supply is great for the NVME’s (and system solutions) which draw more current… and for those who are using both USB 3 ports on the Raspberry 5 to drive a 2.5GB RJ45 network adapter and a large USB system drive.
+All in all,  things are looking up!
+Thank you for your help in creating a working solution!
@@ Line 230: / Line 244: @@
 <!--Add review function! -->
-<comments />
+<comment-streams id="main" />
 <!--Please choose the  -->