Argon ONE V3 M.2 NVMe PCIe Expansion Board

Argon ONE V3 M.2 NVMe PCIe Expansion Board

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NVMe expansion board for the Argon ONE V3 case — boot Raspberry Pi 5 from an M.2 SSD (up to 2280).

SKU: IOTR-STOR-ARGON-ONE-V3 Categories: Brand:

Product Overview

Adds M.2 NVMe storage to the Argon ONE V3 case over PCIe for faster, more efficient storage and NVMe booting on Raspberry Pi 5.


Key Features

Feature Benefit
M.2 NVMe, M-key drives up to 2280 (incl. 2230) Use common full-size SSDs
Boot Raspberry Pi 5 from NVMe Faster start-up and app loading
Aluminium heatsink Keeps the SSD cool
FPC and PCIe flex cables included Everything needed to connect

Applications

Application Area Example Projects
Desktop use Faster boot and app loading on a Raspberry Pi 5
Home servers NAS, Nextcloud and media servers
Databases Faster reads and writes than microSD
Development Building software and running containers
Edge computing Local storage for logs, models and video

Benefits

Much faster storage

NVMe over PCIe is far quicker than a microSD card, especially for random reads and writes.

Boot from SSD

The Raspberry Pi 5 can start straight from the NVMe drive.

More reliable for heavy writes

An SSD handles constant logging and databases better than microSD.


Compatibility

  • Argon ONE V3 case with Raspberry Pi 5

Why Choose This Product?

It’s made specifically for the Argon ONE V3 case, adding NVMe storage while keeping the case’s clean design.


Beginner Use Cases

  • Move Raspberry Pi OS onto an SSD for faster boot
  • Build a home media server
  • Store photos and backups
  • Run a personal cloud

Professional Use Cases

  • Edge servers and gateways
  • Database and logging nodes
  • Container hosts
  • Video-recording appliances

Package Includes

  • M.2 NVMe expansion board
  • Aluminium heatsink
  • FPC impedance-controlled cable
  • PCIe flex cable

Please Note

  • Expansion board only — case, Raspberry Pi 5 and SSD are not included
  • Designed for the Argon ONE V3 case

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