TinkerTry appearance on Microsoft Channel 9 - Everything You Need To Know About State Of The Art SSD Drives NVMe, PCIe, M.2

Posted by Paul Braren on Mar 30 2016 in
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    • Recently, I had a conversation with Dan Stolts of Microsoft, who is also the creator of IT Pro Guru Blog. We've run into each other at various New England User Groups, and always enjoy talking tech things like booting from VHD on an external ThinkPad drive, or using eSATA to temporarily run another operating system.

    During this Skype session (with video), we got right into the weeds about what the move from SATA3 2.5" SSDs over to tiny M.2 NVMe SSDs means for the home PC and home server enthusiast, along with some demos and Q&A. Very nice of Dan to produce this video, now published right on ITProGuru Video Blog at Microsoft Channel 9!

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