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Los controladores SSD conocidos por causar problemas incluyen:
Controladores SMI2263XT, SMI2263EN, MAP1202, serie Phison
★ SSD incompatibles conocidas ★
Se ha informado que los siguientes SSD muestran problemas de compatibilidad con Raspberry Pi 5:
- Inland TN446
- Corsair MP600
- Micron 2450
- Kingston OM8SEP4256Q-A0
- WD Blue SN550 / SN580
- WD Green SN350
- WD Black SN850 / SN770
- Serie Kingspec
- PNY CS1030
- Lexar NM620
- Lexar NM790
- Transcend 110Q
- Kingston KC3000
- Cualquier otro SSD que use controladores de la serie SMI2263XT, SMI2263EN, MAP1202 o Phison
★ SSD recomendados (compatibles confirmados) ★
Los siguientes SSD son conocidos por su bajo consumo de energía y baja generación de calor, lo que los convierte en un gran complemento para el hardware y los límites de potencia de la Raspberry Pi 5:
- Samsung PM9A1, PM981, PM991, PM991a, PM9B1.
- SK hynix BC901, BC711
- Kioxia BG4, BG5 (tamaño 2230)
- SSD oficial Raspberry Pi NVMe
- AData Legend 700
- AData Legend 800
- Crucial P2 M.2
- Crucial P3 M.2
- Crucial P3 Plus M.2
- Lexar NM710
- Kioxia Exceria
- Netac NV2000
- Netac NV3000
★ Consejos para un funcionamiento estable ★
- Asegúrate de que el gestor de arranque y el sistema operativo de tu Raspberry Pi 5 estén actualizados.
- Antes de comprar un SSD, recomendamos buscar en línea "Pi Benchmarks" para comprobar los informes de rendimiento y compatibilidad del mundo real.
Cómo configurar el arranque SSD en Raspberry Pi 5 usando un sombrero M.2
Nota: La configuración de arranque SSD es la misma que con el sombrero M.2 oficial u otros modelos estándar.
Puedes seguir la documentación oficial de Raspberry Pi, tutoriales en línea,
o simplemente consulta la guía paso a paso a continuación.
1. Monta tu placa Raspberry Pi 5 con el sombrero M.2 y SSD.
2. Inserta una tarjeta SD con Raspberry Pi OS en tu Raspberry Pi 5 y enciéndela.
3. Abre el terminal y ejecuta los siguientes comandos uno por uno para actualizar tu Raspberry Pi. :
sudo apt update & sudo apt full upgrade
sudo apt install rpi-eeprom
sudo rpi-eeprom-update
4. Instala Raspberry Pi Imager:
sudo apt install rpi-imager
5. Lanza Raspberry Pi Imager:
rpi-imager
6. En la imagen:
- Selecciona Raspberry Pi 5 como tu dispositivo.
- Elige la versión del sistema operativo
- Seleccione su SSD como unidad de destino e inicie la instalación.
7. Después de la instalación del sistema operativo, ejecute lo siguiente para configurar el orden de arran
sudo raspi-config
8. Establecer orden de arranque:
Opciones avanzadas → Orden de arranque → NVMe/USB Boot
Luego presiona Finalizar o la tecla Escape.
9. Reinicia tu Raspberry Pi. Ahora arrancará desde el SSD NVMe 🎉
Liquid Crystal
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de abril de 2025
This is a great case, including both an active cooler and NVME hat. The case is a nice satin aluminum case with cutouts for the normal board connectors, a large cutout for easy removal of the SD card, and an illuminated rubber power button that is easy to press.The instructions are easy to follow. The thermally controlled fan sits on four small o-rings that are a bit fiddly to get aligned. Also, the fan needs to be mounted with the logo down so the screws can reach the heat sink. Don't over tighten them so the fan can rest lightly on the o-rings to reduce vibration. The heat sink is then connected to the board using spring-loaded push pins. They are VERY tight and need to be gently but firmly pressed into the holes on the system board. I found that firmly pressing the pins while applying pressure in a small, circular motion eventually got them seated. A bit of a pain but you should never need to remove this fan/heat sink. It is slightly better than the standard version from Rpi.The manual has the instructions for installing the ElectroCookie NVME hat, but this kit includes the hat from Geekworm. The product description shows the installation steps for this hat, or you can find the instructions on Geekworm's website. The major difference is the ElectroCookie hat can use 2230 and 2242 length SSDs, while the Geekworm can fit 2230, 2242, 2260, and 2280 SSDs. The holddown for 2280 length is pre-installed and an additional holddown is included for shorter lengths. The picture also shows the proper orientation of the flexible flat cable (FFC) and standoffs.The fan has an RGB LED that shows through the vents and lets you know when the Rpi is running. The translucent power button shows the red/green power status so it is easy to see where to turn on power after a shut down. The case is very well made, looks great on the desk, and the bundled NVME hat is a great addition. Out of the four cases I've tried so far, this one is the best.
John D.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de abril de 2025
Overall I would give it 4.5 stars. The 1/2 star deduction is for the lame heatsink/fan. The aluminum heatsink is pretty light weight, not going to do much. I had another heatsink on hand that's heavier duty, so I used that one instead. The Pi 5 does put off some heat so a good heatsink is needed. It does come with thermal pads for the 3 main chips on the Pi board. The case itself is great. The aluminum housing is nicely milled and everything was easy to put together. For the price this also includes an nvme hat. I installed it so I wouldn't have to take it apart later, but I not currently using it , so I can't really comment on that part. Overall at $29 it's one of the nicer Pi 5 cases for sure and the included nvme hat only adds to the value.
C
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 19 de abril de 2025
Complex but very good instructions! Very happy with it so far but can’t find my spare nvme drive so i installed everything but haven’t tested drive. Fan works etc and nice build quality.
Fonzie Sanders
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2025
Pretty cool little enclosure. The instructions/assembly were pretty clear except they seem to reference an older version of the HAT. At first, I thought I was missing a long stand-off, but the included HAT only needs 3. The instructions also direct you to install the thermal pads on the SoC, the WiFi module shield and the PMIC section which seems a little odd versus other coolers which place the pads on the SoC, SRAM and IO controller. I suppose if I ever see any thermal/throttling issues, I will open it back up and add some thermal pads...As far as the quality goes, I think the kit is worth the ~$30 list price. The top and bottom of the case are essentially PCBs--I'd prefer those to be aluminum or plastic. Also, unlike some snugger-fitting solutions, the connectors are recessed into the case a bit because of the way it is assembled--hasn't been a problem so far, but could be for some connectors.
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