If you are fed up with the high prices of CFexpress cards? If you are, I have some news for you…
It is really easy to build your own and save lots of money. Not only do they work the same, in some cases they are even faster than those you buy from the major manufacturers.
In the video below, I explain how to make a CFexpress card using just a few off the shelf components. The CFexpress standard was created with the idea in mind that existing and very robust technologies would be the foundation for this type of memory. These components are already in use in computers and tablets everywhere.
Here is the part list:
OEM Samsung 256GB M.2 PCI-e NVME Internal Solid State Drive 30mm 2230 Form Factor:
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ARCTIC MX-4:
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Metal CFexpress Type-B M.2 NVME 2230 SSD Card Adapter:
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Screwdriver set:
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You need to use a different cfexpress card reader these results seem to be way to slow. On my cards I get 1700 MBs read speeds and 900MBs write speeds.
It is actually the port I used on my PC. Doesn’t affect the comparison but the speed could have been faster on a different port.