Nathan L.
Joined on 12/29/08
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H2testw tested

Pros: H2testw 1.4 PASSED! USB3 card reader - 15,270 space tested 11.6 MB/s Write 83.9 MB/s Read A1 Bench - Android 4.4 Kitkat - LG Volt quad core 12.46 MB/s Write 61.59 MB/s Read
Cons: None
Spent many hours getting M.2 and PCIE video to work with Win10 64bit pro

Pros: Cheap and has M.2, USB 3.1, etc etc lots of goodies! Good board for the money - Just need to know how to set it up correctly
Cons: Setup time Not much info about M.2 installation
Overall Review: I built this with a Ryzen 1700x M.2 970 Evo NVMe, GTX1060 6gb and 8gb Geil EVO spear GASB48GB2400C16DC memory. First thing I did wrong was update the bios.... Do not update the bios unless you have a Ryzen with built in video. Use version 1.20 and also download windows 10 usb installation from microsofts website onto a 16gb usb stick. You will get the latest version of Win10 and it will install waaaaay faster than the DVD. This is the only way I could get the M.2 SSD and Video card to play nicely together without lag and pausing at times for absolutely no reason. The 1700x runs @ 3.8ghz with voltage set to 1.3875. Have run it @ 4ghz at the same voltage but not long enough to say that it's 100% stable yet.
Excellent budget MicoSD

Pros: Cheap storage
Cons: none
Overall Review: Tested with USB 3.0 reader & H2testW 13.8 MB/s write - 31.3 MB/s read
H2testw tested

Pros: H2testw 1.4 Passed! USB3 card reader - 30,612 Mbyte tested 52.3 MB/s Write 83.7 MB/s Read A1 Bench - Android 4.4 Kitkat - LG Volt quad core 47.97 MB/s Write 50.60 MB/s Read
Cons: None
Overall Review: Fast fast fast!!
A1 SD Bench

Pros: A1 SD Bench with LG Volt Kitkat OS Read 55.79 MB/s Write 13.08 MB/s
Cons: None
A1 bench

Pros: A1 SD Bench with LG Volt Kitkat OS Read 19.59 MB/s Write 11.86 MB/s
Cons: none
