TerraMaster compatible NVMe M.2 SSD

Last updated on 16 Aug 2022 📧 Subscribe

What SSD fits in TerraMaster for caching?

SAMSUNG 980  2280  NVMe SSD MZ-V8V8250 250 GB F2-223,F2-423,F4-423,F4-223,T6-423,T9-423,T12-423,U4-423,U8-423,U12-423 Recommended
Crucial P2 2280  NVMe SSD CT1000PSSSD8 1000 GB F2-223,F2-423,F4-423,F4-223,T6-423,T9-423,T12-423,U4-423,U8-423,U12-423 Recommended
Seagate IronWolf 525 2280  NVMe SSD) ZP2000NM30002 2 TB F2-223,F2-423,F4-423,F4-223,T6-423,T9-423,T12-423,U4-423,U8-423,U12-423
Western Digital Red SN700 2280  NVMe SSD WD5500G1R0C 500 GB F2-223,F2-423,F4-423,F4-223,T6-423,T9-423,T12-423,U4-423,U8-423,U12-423


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4 thoughts on “TerraMaster compatible NVMe M.2 SSD”

  1. I’m wondering if there’s any advantage in adding an NVMe cache if you’re not using the 2.5GB/s network connection.

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    1. Adding an NVMe cache to a NAS can offer several benefits, regardless of the network connection speed.

      Firstly, an NVMe cache can help to improve overall system performance by accelerating frequently accessed data. This is because an NVMe cache can provide faster read and write speeds than traditional hard drives or even SATA SSDs. This means that data that is frequently accessed can be retrieved more quickly, leading to faster system performance.

      Secondly, an NVMe cache can help to reduce latency when accessing data. This is because the cache is located closer to the CPU and memory than traditional hard drives, which can result in faster data access times.

      Finally, an NVMe cache can help to prolong the lifespan of traditional hard drives by reducing the number of times that they need to be accessed. This is because frequently accessed data will be stored on the cache instead of the hard drives, reducing wear and tear on the drives.

      Therefore, even if you’re not using a 2.5Gb/s network connection, adding an NVMe cache can still offer benefits such as improved system performance, reduced latency, and prolonged lifespan of hard drives. However, it’s worth noting that the specific benefits will depend on the workload and usage patterns of your NAS.

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      1. Thanks for that, Eddie. I’ve also seen suggestions, since I first posted here, that these Terramaster NVMes can also be used as a storage pool. Do you know if that’s the case?

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        Chris

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