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[[File:X876-V1.1-IMG_4635-Interface-Schematic.jpg|thumb|right|X876 Shield Interface]]

[[File:X876-V1.1-IMG_4625.jpg|thumb|right|X876 Assemble]]

~~[[File:X876~~<!-~~V1.1~~-~~acce-size.jpg|thumb|right|X876 Packing List & Dimension]]~~

[[File:X863-K-acce.jpg|thumb|right|X876-K Packing List]]

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[[File:X876-Supported-SSD.jpg|thumb|right|X876 Supported SSD]]

[[File:X876-V1.1.jpg|thumb|right|X876 Read & Write Speed Test]]

~~[[File:X863-C1-Interface.jpg|thumb|right|X863-C1 Interface]]~~

[[File:X863-C1-Inner.jpg|thumb|right|X876-K Inner View]]

* The X876 can be the perfect storage solution for your home media center and building Network-attached storage (NAS) for storing and streaming your own videos, music, and digital photos around the house and even across the world. The X876 also supports operating system booting from your SSD for faster app opens, web serving and file copying.

~~'''Please contact us at support@eekworm.com to do firmware update if you met the issue of SDD not recognized, thanks!'''~~

==Features==

* 1x M2 *4mm Screw

* 1x Screw driver

[[File:X876-V1.1-acce-size.jpg|800px|X876 Packing List & Dimension]]

==Match Metal Case==

==FAQ==

Q1： Can I power use the official RaspberryPi POE Hat to power the Raspberry Pi 4, X876 V1.1 NVME M.2 SSD Storage Expansion Board Support Key-M 2280 SSD ?

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A: Yes, it is OK.

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Q2：IS the X876 compatible with PCIE 4.0 or 3.0?

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A: The X876 is only compatible with PCIE 3.0

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~~Q2：IS~~ <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"><div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.0; color:red;">Q3: Why is the X876 ~~compatible with PCIE 4 or v3~~SSD not recognized?</div><div class="mw-collapsible-content">A: ~~The~~ It is recommended that you troubleshoot the following points:# Check if you are using the correct SSD, X876 supports M.2 NVME ssd only but not sata/ngff SSD, please refer to the picture below: [[File:X876-Supported-SSD.jpg|600px]]# Use the '''black USB 3.0 cable''' in the box to replace the USB connector to check if the USB connector is ~~only compatible with PCIE v3~~faulty. # Check the pogo pins on the X876 board are damaged.# Startup the Raspberry Pi and enter the teminal window, then run the command <code>lspci</code> to check if there is an x876 device? (or send the result to '''support@geekworm.com''')# consider partitioning the SSD, formatting it, etc. refer to to the documentation: [[File:Tutorial Initalize New SSD.pdf]]# Finally, please let us know the store you purchased it from and your order number so we can check if we need to update the firmware for x876.</div></div>

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