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A: According to the test, the X862 can reach about 300mb/s write speed, but you need to install the Raspberry Pi OS into the SSD then test the speed.（Note: the copy date speed is not accurate.）
A: The X728-A1 No, the X862 does not occupy the GPIO, it use the PIN 2,4 to provide the power. Q7: How can I remove all software created by the setup and start over? A:1) sudo /etc/rc.local support UASP, delete x728pwr.sh 2) sudo rm /etc/x728pwr.sh 3) sudo rm /usr/local/bin/x728softsdbut support TRIM.sh