Raspberry Pi, SSD and NVMe
ExtremeTech · 5h
Raspberry Pi Releases NVMe SSD Kits for Pi 5
CEO Eben Upton explains in a new blog post that the Raspberry Pi Foundation has the first SSD kits ready for purchase. It's not all-new hardware, though. The kits are bundles consisting of a 2230 format M.2 SSD along with the existing M.2 HAT+ add-on.
TechSpot · 1d
Raspberry Pi launches NVMe M.2 SSDs starting at $30
In terms of performance, Raspberry Pi claims that the 256GB NVMe drive offers 40,000 IOPS for 4kB random reads and 70,000 IOPS for 4kB random writes, while the 512GB model is said to deliver 50,000 IOPS for 4kB random reads and 90,000 IOPS for 4kB random writes.
Liliputing · 1d
Raspberry Pi now sells branded storage (SD cards and SSDs)
For the Raspberry Pi 4 and earlier models, you had to install an operating system on a microSD card. Starting with the Raspberry Pi 5, there’s official support for PCIe SSDs (although you need an adapter to use them). And now Raspberry Pi sells officially branded versions of both.
Yahoo · 16h
Raspberry Pi Now Sells Its Own SSDs
The new Raspberry Pi SSDs are available in two capacities: 256GB and 512GB. The entry-level 256GB drive is priced at $30 individually or $40 as a kit, while the 512GB option is priced at $45 individually or $55 as a kit. Both capacities have a minimum 4KB random read and write performance of 40k IOPS and 70k IOPS, respectively.
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