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Jul 22, 2015 10:49 AM in response to PyrodsTechnologyby BDAqua,★HelpfulIt appears not...
Does this card emulate AHCI so no drivers required? Will it work in OpenSolaris variants? Mar 24, 2015
There are three manufacturers that make PCIe interface M.2 SSD: Samsung, Plextor, and SanDisk. We didn't do any testing with the SanDisk so it may or may not work deepening on the model. There are 2 main factors that paly a huge factor in booting using PCIe M.2 SSD. First the motherboard chipset which has to be Intel 8x, 9x, 1xx series. Two is the BIOS firmware which has to support EUFI for this to work. The Samsung XP941 firmware is GPT partition. If your OS supports NTFS or FAT32 only and not GPT partition, you cannot install the OS on the Samsung XP941 to boot from it and it can only be used as a storage device. « Show LessMar 24, 2015 by ZTC
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Sep 11, 2016 11:39 AM in response to BDAquaby Viktor_D,Sorry for bumping this old thread, but, do you have a practical experience with M.2 NGFF SSD drives installed on Power Mac G5?? Your answer is kinda useless from practical point of view. Can you provide straight facts: will it work or will not work?
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Sep 12, 2016 9:17 PM in response to Viktor_Dby BDAqua,Sorry, no experience, but SSDs that will work on a G5 it has to be SATA 1 150 Gbs compliant...
I'd contact OWC & see if rgese are the correct ones dor G5s...
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Sep 12, 2016 9:58 PM in response to BDAquaby Viktor_D,OWC Mercury is a controller with chipset which acts like a host bus adapter. And drives of this hba is a sata in m.2 form factor, not a pure ahci pcie ssd. Somwhere in tne internet i read that 10.5.8 normally works with Samsung SM951 SSD. Im in searching more info about that.