Awesome Tips These are TOTALLY Different – Let me Explain. (U.3 Storage Comparison)
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U.3 is an interface that combines the power of NVMe, SAS, and SATA drives into one controller, but how does that work?
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kind of odd that this format isn't more popular on the consumer side of things. why have six m.2 slots when you can have three or four m2s and a u3, with probably more capacity in the u3 than all the m2s combined. m2s are only hitting 8tb, when u3s are reaching up to 30 – that's bigger than the biggest hard drives and the only things larger are sata ssds that are only about twice as fast as a standard hdd and are about the same price as a good u3. obviously it'd be expensive but a fair share of the consumer pc market is enthusiasts who would surely jump on these massive capacities at even pci3 speeds, that's a LOT faster than using hard disks for storage
Bottelneck cpu seriously the card controller is doing all the job
"The script say s react to…."
thanks for the informative video 👍
Love my Serial Attached SCSI drives, BIG heavy chonkers
And the speeds of the files very fragmented, in the units for server entirely u.3, ¿are speed more higher?
Can you show us a U.3 Drive in a Dwesktop Workstation?
If its going through a trimode asic or newer, then it's hot-swappable nvme.
What's the point?
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7:04 Are you shitting me? That tiny pillow is 70$, holy shit, that’s insane
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run the cables out of I/O slot that would be meant for another pcie card
Why would you tap a screwdriver on a screen ….
You should have put in a U.2 drive as well ….
Put a W in the intro lmao
At first I looked at those disks and asked myself who mounted a parallel-port on top of the S-ATA connector. 😀
cant wait till this stuff comes out of data centers and can be hand cheap….
i would love to have that card and box… though a ver with 3.5" bays would be even better for my needs.
can i connect a sas hard disk to my pc computer ? can i use a conversor from sas to sata ? thank
Ess Kay You is pronounced SKEW in Canadia?
@9:35 Yes, Homer…
Are we not going to talk about his pronunciation of processors? LOL Come on Hobo Linus, what is proo-cessors?
So what he's saying is that there are other not physical connectors but like the data is transferred differently. Then just the standard SATA protocol or whatever it is called? You would think they would just determine whichever one is the best and then everything would use that but I guess not.
I know this is an older video, but hopefully someone sees this comment and can clarify something for me:
So, if I am understanding this right, the idea is that you can get an existing server, plug Broadcom's GBA 9500-16i Tri-Mode Storage Adapter into the PCI-E slot, then connect it to the server's drive bay using cables, then if you get U.3 NVME 2.5" SSDs you can use the server with NVME SSDs even if by itself it is made to use SATA or SAS drives?
waste of time.
While there is a NVMe variant of SC475 backplane (with 4 out of 8 slots supporting NVMe), I don't think Supermicro will make a Tri-mode variant =
there still isn't a wikipedia page on U.3 huh
Lenovo has supported this for quite some time on their Epyc servers, called SR6x5, both single and dual socket systems. I build a few of them some time ago.
That beard is getting out of control.
We soon won’t see Linus behind the beard😳
@doug demuro 0:08