Spin up voltage is more hdds. SSDs draw most under load. Not a great deal for satas and since the nvme here only uses one out of 4 lanes on the nvme ssd I doubt it’ll ever hit full draw
I’ve attached 4x nvme and a sata to a n100 board without issues.
None of it matter though cause you hit network limitations before anything else with ssds
I'm all ssd too and surprised by how toasty warm they are. I guess flipping state costs energy which dissipates as heat.
My point just was that a device targeting other people has to meet other people's situations and they may exceed yours or mine. If you put a design out, the limits have be understood.
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Spin up voltage is more hdds. SSDs draw most under load. Not a great deal for satas and since the nvme here only uses one out of 4 lanes on the nvme ssd I doubt it’ll ever hit full draw
I’ve attached 4x nvme and a sata to a n100 board without issues.
None of it matter though cause you hit network limitations before anything else with ssds
I'm all ssd too and surprised by how toasty warm they are. I guess flipping state costs energy which dissipates as heat.
My point just was that a device targeting other people has to meet other people's situations and they may exceed yours or mine. If you put a design out, the limits have be understood.