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Does anyone know if you can extract the nvme from inside a "2.5 ssd U.3 enclosure" Micron 7450 MAX? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by DarkoneReddits@alien.top to c/homelab@selfhosted.forum

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I'm in need of a new host nvme drive that can scale up some sql performance, i read that the nvme 7450 MAX is great for this type of work, but i can't find the nvme version anywhere where i live, they do however have the same version but inside a ssd enclosure as shown here : https://media-www.micron.com/-/media/client/global/images/image-gallery/products-and-technology/ssds/7450-ssd-with-nvme-product-line/7450-group-ordered-vertical-uhd-2000px-v02.jpg?la=en&rev=e83abc7415c849f08a4860e06fddec10&hash=896CAFBC7236F38B1775B396298361B2 (U.3 7mm and U.3 15mm)

Long shot but maybe someone knows, is this just a simple enclosure that can be opened and the nvme can be extracted from the inside or no? I don't have any U.3 connections available on my super micro board and i need the regular m2 connector.

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[–] Kamilon@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

NVMe is a technology. M2 is a connector type.

If you open one of those drives you’ll find NVMe tech. You won’t find M2 connectors.