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* '''Designed for Power-Hungry M.2 NVMe Device:''' Raspberry Pi 5-exclusive PCIe extension board optimized for high-demand peripherals like AI accelerator cards and large-capacity NVMe SSDs | * '''Designed for Power-Hungry M.2 NVMe Device:''' Raspberry Pi 5-exclusive PCIe extension board optimized for high-demand peripherals like AI accelerator cards and large-capacity NVMe SSDs | ||
* '''Dual Versatile Power Inputs:''' Supports max 120W USB-C PD (27W–120W range, recommended 65W/100W PD power supply) or 9–20V DC jack for flexible power matching | * '''Dual Versatile Power Inputs:''' Supports max 120W USB-C PD (27W–120W range, recommended 65W/100W PD power supply) or 9–20V DC jack (recommended 12V 5A power adapter) for flexible power matching | ||
* '''Dual-Circuit High-Current Power Delivery:''' Integrated dual DC-DC converters supply stable 5.1V/8A to Pi 5 and 3.3V/8A to M.2 devices, eliminating cross-interference and ensuring uninterrupted high-performance operation | * '''Dual-Circuit High-Current Power Delivery:''' Integrated dual DC-DC converters supply stable 5.1V/8A to Pi 5 and 3.3V/8A to M.2 devices, eliminating cross-interference and ensuring uninterrupted high-performance operation | ||
* '''Full-Range M.2 NVMe SSD Compatibility:''' Works with all common M.2 SSD lengths (2230, 2242, 2260, 2280) for flexible storage/AI peripheral configuration—NVMe devices only | * '''Full-Range M.2 NVMe SSD Compatibility:''' Works with all common M.2 SSD lengths (2230, 2242, 2260, 2280) for flexible storage/AI peripheral configuration—NVMe devices only | ||
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'''M.2 Power Spply:''' 3.3V ±5% Max 8A | '''M.2 Power Spply:''' 3.3V ±5% Max 8A | ||
'''PCIe 2.0/3.0 Transfer Speeds:''' Up to 8 Gbps | |||
'''Ports & Connectors:''' | '''Ports & Connectors:''' | ||
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'''PCB Size:''' 85mm x 57mm | '''PCB Size:''' 85mm x 57mm | ||
'''Important Notes:''' | '''<span style="color:red">Important Notes:</span> ''' | ||
* Older NVMe drives with less efficient flash media may not perform as well as newer drives | * Older NVMe drives with less efficient flash media may not perform as well as newer drives | ||
* New NVMe SSDs are not partitioned and will need to be both partitioned and formatted when first connected to the Raspberry Pi before they will be accessed in the Explorer | * New NVMe SSDs are not partitioned and will need to be both partitioned and formatted when first connected to the Raspberry Pi before they will be accessed in the Explorer | ||
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==Test & Reviews== | ==Test & Reviews== | ||
'''Test Conditions''' | |||
* '''System board details:''' Raspberry Pi 5 Model B Rev 1.0, 4G RAM | |||
* '''Interface board details:''' X10xx Series NVMe Shield | |||
* '''Operation system:''' Raspberry Pi OS with desktop (Debian13 (trixie), 64bit, Release date: 4 Dec 2025) | |||
* '''Storage details:''' Netac N930E-PRO M.2 NVMe 128GB, Samsung 970 EVO Plus 500G | |||
'''Testing the SSD speed from command line with dd''' | |||
* 1) To test the write speed, writing 1 GB of data in 10 blocks of 100 MB | |||
* 2) To test the read speed, use dd to read our entire TestingFile file generated from the last command, in 10 blocks of 100 MB each | |||
'''Run at PCIe 2.0''' | |||
[[File:X100x dd test pcie2.0.png]] | |||
'''Run at PCIe 3.0''' | |||
[[File:X100x dd test pcie3.0.png]] | |||
As seen above, the final results with the dd command are: | |||
* '''Write speed:''' 379 MB/s at PCIe 2.0, 603MB/s at PCIe 3.0 | |||
* '''Read speed:''' 415 MB/s at PCie 2.0, 781MB/s at PCIe 3.0 | |||
'''Testing disk drive read speed with hdparm''' | |||
* '''Run at PCIe 2.0, average read rate:''' 395.5 MB/s (3 samples) | |||
[[File:X100x hdparm test pcie2.0.png]] | |||
*'''Run at PCIe 3.0, average read rate:''' 768.3 MB/s (3 samples) | |||
[[File:X100x hdparm test pcie3.0.png]] | |||
==User Manual== | ==User Manual== | ||