Reviews Orico TCM2-C3-BL-BP
Reviews Orico TCM2-C3-BL-BP
Interested in reviews of Orico TCM2-C3-BL-BP? It got 4.3 out of 5 stars from our customers. Find specific customer reviews of Orico TCM2-C3-BL-BP below. We will appreciate if you also share your experiences with Orico TCM2-C3-BL-BP after purchasing.
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Tomáš, Polná
Rated 24/04/2024, variant Orico TCM2-C3-BL-BP
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I use to dualboot. When the glorious year of Linux really comes, I'll just take out the NVMe and throw it in the motherboard.
for fans of transparent things super
the thermo pad caused the cover to not close, so I had to do without it
I disconnected the blue LED from the circuit board - it was too bright
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Vladimír, Hluk
Rated 27/08/2023, variant Orico TCM2-C3-BL-BP
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Excellent tool for cloning NVMe M.2 SSDs, package includes everything needed
Included in the package were USB connection cables, a Phillips screwdriver and a screw to attach the SSD
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Zdeněk, Hodonin
Rated 03/08/2023, variant Orico TCM2-C3-BL-BP
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Super
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Customer, Praha
Rated 22/12/2022, variant Orico TCM2-C3-RD-BP
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It works
The box is easy to open and I am still afraid that my M2 2TB will simply fall out of the box and get damaged
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Peter, Poprad
Rated 27/04/2022, variant Orico TCM2-C3-BK-BP
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Installing the Pci-E M2 Disk is easy. However, it must be observed as the date of the thermal sticker on the radiator. For MVM-E disks, the controller (Chip at the connector) overheats.
This USB3 drawer has a Realtek RTL9210 Controller in it and overheats a bit at work.
It is a very simple drawer that works like a fast USB3 key, but it does not support the important functions of the NVME disk, such as: TRIM. If the Nvme disk supports DOS, it can be used to migrate the OS.
Price
Lots of accessories
USB-C to USB-C + USB-A to USB-C cable
It is possible to migrate / copy the OS to the NVME disk through it, if the NVME disk supports DOS (the old BIOS sees it as a USB key and works in DOS)
The controller is built on Realtek RTL9210 which is not universal for all USB3 connections (slow writes 200-400 MB / s)
A very simple drawer enabling connection as an external drive, since e. g. the TRIM NVME disk function does not work and the disk is slower than Sata3
Thermo stickers on the heatsink very small / low There is a gap on some Nvme disks == Cooling does not work as it should
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