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rare or not is what asus says, that it won't work or that it won't have all the speed that remains to be seen, but that's what there is.
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If you reread it you will see that the drives do win, the thing is that since it is not a native controller you lose a little bit of performance in general. If you overclock it's great but don't give up the SSD, after all the important thing is access.
Because it will lose performance, whether it's a native controller or not it goes through the same bus, there shouldn't be any differences. Connecting it to the 16X will give you perfect performance. Anyway it's a matter of running a test on the drive and you will quickly know if the controller is at maximum or not, if you see that the one you have in front with the SATA6 is limiting you.
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It will be because of the controller because the one on the Lian-Li NAS performs better but the Asus one, which I think is Marvell, doesn't have the same performance as a native one, if anything, it has higher read rates.
Another reason to use the native one is TRIM.
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It's not really about limiting myself (it goes as it should to go over a sata 3Gbps) but rather to make better use of the 6Gbps of the disk. In short…, there is no better proof than buying it and doing the relevant tests.
I'll be back :rollani:
Thanks to all.
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¡Clarinete!
Also I just asked Asus and they told me why, among other things, it's not compatible and it seems that my board does not support booting from PCIe so even though it might work for any other disk, I could hardly connect the SSD with the OS to the controller :rollani:
Thanks.
Best regards.
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Man, there must be some way to cheat that problem, with a boot loader or something, but as you can see in the comparison, you're not going to notice any differences... so I think it's not worth it for you.
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The savings are not worth the hassle :risitas:
Thank you all very much.
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it's not compatible, I already told you, but it seems that opinions count more than facts:nono:
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it's not compatible I already told you, but it seems that opinions count more than facts:nono:
Fortunately here your opinion is not going to mass, and I hope not in any other site. Even so anyone would value more what the manufacturer (Asus) says than what any forum member says (whether it's you, me or anyone else).
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it is not compatible I already told you, but it seems that opinions count more than facts:nono:
I'm sorry you felt offended :nono: and I will try to make it up to you by always accepting your word and the manufacturer's word from now on :rollani:.
On the other hand, the response I have received from Asus is that the controller is compatible and works perfectly with USB 3.0 and would work without problems with any disk as long as it is not bootable, which is the function that the board lacks, and that is why it is not on the list of compatible ones, because it does not support all the functions that the controller does provide.
Best regards.
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Hola a todos.
Al final compré la tarjeta y funciona perfectamente (parece que sí era compatible :facepalm:). No he hecho pruebas aún ni he podido conectar el disco de arranque para ver si por lo menos inicia pero me pondrá a ello. A simple vista el USB 3.0 no parece mejorar mucho la velocidad con respecto al USB 2.0 pero ahí está. Intentaré hacer alguna prueba y colgar por aquí los resultados.
Un saludo.
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