10-25-2019, 12:06 AM
That's very interesting. Thanks for the quick reply, appreciate it. We were using the PCIe-to-M.2 NVMe adapter sold by Pine, but are currently using one without any single active component on it (an external electronics guy assessed it and came to the conclusion that the board itself has enough of these).
I'd like to test some standard adapters if that solves our issues, even if they don't fit our small-size needs. What are you currently using as a reliable adapter? Anything special to watch out when buying some for testing?
I'm not the electronics expert, but my colleague working on that could go into a lot of detai here. Maybe he'll have some specific questions, if you don't mind.
I'd like to test some standard adapters if that solves our issues, even if they don't fit our small-size needs. What are you currently using as a reliable adapter? Anything special to watch out when buying some for testing?
I'm not the electronics expert, but my colleague working on that could go into a lot of detai here. Maybe he'll have some specific questions, if you don't mind.
