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Is The ASUS Hyper M.2 PCIe Gen 5 Card The FASTEST Thing In Your
Is The ASUS Hyper M.2 PCIe Gen 5 Card The FASTEST Thing In Your PC?
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Ha. Level one. aaaaaaaaaaa
Where is Intel with my HEDT! i want a new X399 499 599? Why! i want multiple gpu capture cards and high speed storage with thunderbolt 5 and occulink.
The best product Asus can make. Ive used these Hyper M.2 Cards since PCIe Gen3 version on all my workstations. I have raid0 arrays of minimum 4 nvvme drives up to 12 on two of my workstations ( Gen4 EPYC 3rd Gen and Genoa Gen5). This means my slowest array was already at or faster than current Gen5 nvme drives all while not needing to worry about cooling. And on some of these machines I still use Primocache (Slowest Raid0 array is 4 980 evos with primocache and I get 17 to 22GBps sustained reads/writes and insane random/iop figures X399 TR build).
for work these are great and on some games it can definitely make up for the loss of Microsoft direct storage since direct storage does not support raid
Wendell "Data Pump" (Whatever his last name is)! 😆
I could use something like that for AM4, because the prices of SATA SSD's at higher capacity are ridiculously highly priced compared to M.2 NVME's, despite much lower performance!🤯
lol was just planning a ASUS B550-XE build > 200$ on newOgg … how did u know i needed this very instructional vid!? x8 > good thing i got a W6600 and RTX 4060Ti to play with
Hopefully you can get T705 SSDs rather than T700
M.2 is a mistake
Give me U.2 and E.1 in desktops!
I would love one of these things fully kitted with 8Tbs in them, but who am i kidding, i cannot afford, i have no real use case for it whatsoever, but still, this thing is fucking awesome.
Also, VERY few motherboards where this will be useful, most that CAN bifurcate will mean you end up with an x8 for your GPU, which if you have a use case for this might be an issue, or you have so much money to burn you will want to max out your RTX 4090 but then maybe can't !?
Zfs pool with a bluefield 2 all sorts of vmsvand ai agents runningaround building py hamster wheels makingthem go brrrrrrr
I have 4 tpus in one . Whole thing runs in 1 gen 4×4
I still have the PCI-E 3.0 version installed in my Asus X299 board, running an i9-7900X.
off-topic but bro's looking slim. good on ya mate.
Looking forward to some test numbers on this card. I have a Lenovo P620 with a 3995wx Threadripper and I have been thinking about adding one of these in Slot-1 with some fast PCIE-4 drives. This system board supports bifurcation with x4x4x4x4. I wonder what kind of speeds are realistic with RAID0 read/write on this combo.
What about the HighPoint Rocket 1628A or Rocket 7628A
I'm using gen4 version in my nas PC (am4) and it works flawlessly.
It's a pity that you didn't show any performance tests on 4 gen 5 devices. With intel vroc and md.
No? Can I Have One?
Verry much needed video! Thank you! Asus product website does not explain a small fraction of what I heard in this video. We definitely fall for it with a LGA1700 machine and had to send it back because the CPU/mobo 8x + 8x bifurcation was not properly detailed. We had to google for 2 days and gather information from several places to realize we f..ked up.
This is kind of a joke. Going from 8 sata SSDs easily on one board and now not even enough pcie for storage. My older boards are better
It would be nice if Wendel gave some of us Intel W2400 and W3400 users some lovin' too, instead of mostly/only discussing AMD. There is more to life than just Threadripper… I just made the AMD crowd mad… 🙂
I looked at this Quad card plus the Gen4 version of it, but I only require 1 additional 4TB NVMe drive. It's going in an Intel Xeon W7-2495X 24C, ASUS W790 ACE, 512GB, RTX-3090 system. I have a 2TB SN850X for the OS, a 4TB SN850X for Data, and I want to split the data across two 4TB SN850X units, one for UE4 and UE5 installs, and the second for projects. The 5000D case has two 3.5 bays, so I use one for a 2TB OS Clone drive and the other for an 8TB Data Robocopy backup drive. I still really like this ASUS Quad card, but I feel that it is overkill for just one more drive.
D4 Strix Z690 Wi-Fi(ddr4)
Gen3 X16 Length-slot/ X8 PCIe dimm contacts / x4 signal lanes. Can run x4 or x2x2 or x4x0* non-NVME PCIe devices of X4 in the "M.2 card" bios labeled (2×2) bifurcation will run @x4x0. have not tested if two(non-NVME) x1 or x2 PCIe devices. Probably*~(m.2 Card label). Gen5Pcie x16 @ 16 or x8x8 some i/o overflow seems to cause no hindrance while others … 💣
** Chipset is apt to get hot well over 80'C. Fairly thin finless aluminum heatsink.
Mucho appreciate your hard work. I love my x4x4x4x4 gen 4 card with all its wonderful speed. Give me more please and it will still be fantistico
Love you Wendell but this was effective click bait, where are the benchmarks??????
I really want cards like this but with an onboard switch that allows install in an x4 slot. I don't need the performance of a threadripper system for my home server, but I yearn for the pcie lanes.
Rise of the re-driver — return of the NorthBridge/SouthBridge layout, but in an older way, like ISA daughter boards?
but, don't you think, it's about time we get 32 lanes from cpu in consumer space ?
where is the speed test wendel?
I JUUUUST won an old 7th gen intel bitcoin mobo with all the X1 slots everywhere so i can try it as a budget all-flash NAS with 10Gb and a bunch of 256GB garbage SSD's on x1 NVME cards using ZFS on (probably) ubuntu …may my garbage fire burn bright and hot!!! i think itll work…i doubt itll be good…but im poor enough that itll make me happy 🙂
@Level1Techs I don’t have a bunch of these to test, let alone a Gen5 server board, but my understanding of these cards are that they just physically take the lanes and put them for an NVMe connection with nothing in between.
If that’s the case, is there a difference between the Gen3, Gen4, or Gen5 versions of these Hyper M.2 cards? Or is there something else going on?
Proud Owner of a 4.0 Hyper M.2 Card that doesn't work with any of the bifurcation enabled motherboards I've used it on.
I was just looking at this card a few days ago and wondering if this would work with Micron 7450 (22110)?
My beef with Asus. This card was included in my B550XE. Thought it was a great add-in, especially to justify the price. EXCEPT. The B550XE doesn’t support PCI-e bifurcation, no matter how many configurations and slots I tried.
So it ended up in my headless Ryzen 1600 B350 (AsRock B350 Pro4) that DID support 4x4x4x4 bifurcation.
Linux md does not scale, even with RAID0, RAID5 is atrocious and don't get me started on ZFS.
Can you please show us those drives in a raid 0 just for fun 🙂
That's not a bus, it's a wave guide….
Here’s me on PCIe 3. Blissfully happy still, running hardware that probably cost about $20k when it came out.
Been obsessed with m.2 sleds…
Thank you for the video 🤜🤛🏾
Been looking for a gen4 4 stick sled with onboard bifurcation
What's faster, Lightning Fast PCIe or Lightning Fast VCR Repair?
No, and it will never be in my PC.
So when it breaks under warranty, Asus will charge me 1k to repair it? 😂😂😂
I am CONSTANTLY frustrated by the lack of pcie lanes on mainstream high end cpu platforms. it's incredibly annoying to only have room for 1 16x gpu and like maybe 3 m.2 drives. MAYBE a 10g nic if you're lucky.
👍🏼
Latency? Optane P5800X will solve it
When you put the PCIe IC close to the connector it becomes very difficult to get the signals all the same length. If you have to stretch a differential pair by 10mm but the IC is 5mm from the connector – it gets ugly. But if the IC is 50mm from the connector then it becomes much easier thereby allowing for better shielding. And this is not atypical – the connector is flat and the ICs are rectangular. It never works out perfectly.
And fyi, the distance is not that big of a deal. As long as the PCB impedance is correctly implemented and the traces are well shielded then the signal will travel quite far. But adding those extra layers to facilitate better shielding cost money. The motherboard manufacturers are only aiming for good enough.
but but, I want a 24 Gbps SAS SSD in my Gaming PC..
so …. hardware raid is UNdead and is a GOOD idea in 2024 ?
I have three of the older Gen4 variants of these cards in my EPYC (Milan) server and they are excellent. Very happy with them
I have one of the gen 3 and gen 4 cards. The drives can get a bit warm in the gen 4 if I'm really hammering it so I hoped they bumped up the cooling to match how warm gen 5 drives can get. Otherwise been happy with these cards.