Well, compatibility lists over lifetime can be a pain in the back of a manufacturer. NVMe drives have short life cycles.
That's why I'm keen to see the official NVMe boards. Will for sure be interresting to see if RPT took the time to change the design after seeing the 'lessons learned' from other companies who entered the 'NVMe add-on business' first, adding the clock signal. Or, if they will have to come up with their own compatibility list.
There is still possibility there will be no official board at all.
Sure, there are other brands in the market, but there are only a few controller manufacturers. What if PHISON decides to change their firwmare and let it request a 32khz signal? There are Phison based drives on the incompatibility list as well.
That's why I'm keen to see the official NVMe boards. Will for sure be interresting to see if RPT took the time to change the design after seeing the 'lessons learned' from other companies who entered the 'NVMe add-on business' first, adding the clock signal. Or, if they will have to come up with their own compatibility list.
There is still possibility there will be no official board at all.
Sure, there are other brands in the market, but there are only a few controller manufacturers. What if PHISON decides to change their firwmare and let it request a 32khz signal? There are Phison based drives on the incompatibility list as well.
Statistics: Posted by aBUGSworstnightmare — Mon Mar 25, 2024 5:40 am