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Plextor M6e PCIe/M.2 SSD

NCIX: http://bit.ly/XzvaBw

Amazon: http://georiot.co/2Zjv

 

The Plextor M6e SSD uses the new M.2 standard to break free from the limitations of SATA, but it does so in a fairly interesting way by arriving pre-attached to a PCIe 4x add in card so that you won't have trouble finding something it'll fit in.

 

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Z97 owners have a reason to celebrate.

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break free from the limitations

If your grave doesn't say "rest in peace" on it You are automatically drafted into the skeleton war.

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Loving the change of glasses :P

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Was about to comment on why you're rocking studio lights in your kitchen, then remembered about the work house :P

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someone hurry up and make a deal with it out of this

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Just thought I'd point this out, the start only has one 'ping' as opposed to the normal two

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now you can buy the cheap blade 14 and upgrade the ssd and save $

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M.2 MASTER RACE, take that sata peasants.. ok nvm

We need to make this a thing > 8]

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Soooo.. what is up with the sun glasses? Are you linus on hangover or? :D

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what about the asus raidr express??

 

edit: the raidr uses a raid controler

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what about the asus raidr express??

expensive as hell. PCIe not m.2.

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We need to make this a thing > 8]

Let's not start a civil war, shall we?  :P

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Warranty void if removed from the pass through board? That's a dick move

And the green PCB of the drive itself is just ew

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One real simple question. Can this M-SATA pci-e device can be a boot up drive for Win 7 or Win 8.1 O/S?

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One real simple question. Can this M-SATA pci-e device can be a boot up drive for Win 7 or Win 8.1 O/S?

 

Yes.

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Ok, I am just gonna leave this here for you guys...

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Love dem glasses Linus.

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always thought people who wear sunnies inside are off their chops

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