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[Early Access] Using an Industrial Disk on Module in a PowerMac - it's AWESOME!
🕑 Added 2022-02-19 02:03:09 +0000 UTCIndustrial disks on modules - neat little SSDs that come in tiny packages meant to fit directly into IDE or SATA motherboard connectors in industrial machinery - no bulky data cables required! But, how well do they work in old computers? Could they be a way better solution than CF card adapters? Not only are they faster, likely more reliable, and leave much more airflow room in the case - but they might even work out to be cheaper. Let's install one, take a bunch of benchmarks against other modern retrocomputing IDE replacement solutions, and find out!
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I finally got around to watching this one yesterday (Always something going on!) and you mentioned not being able to find 32 GB modules on Amazon at least. Not sure if you've already looked further, but I found one on AliExpress that appears to be branded the same as yours and is available in up to 64 GB!
