PC for Video Editing Help

[Oggy997]

Does it even output video over USB? If so, does the cable support data.

 

[SharkyUK]

Dell Refurbished 27 inch Monitor - S2722QC

Are you using a USB C cable that was provided with the monitor? It does support Alternate Mode DP1.4 with data/audio capabilities (as well as providing power to a connected device up to 65W).

If you have another USB C cable, I would try that. Otherwise, stick to the HDMI to save the hassle.

 

[Andy_con]

Are you using a USB C cable that was provided with the monitor? It does support Alternate Mode DP1.4 with data/audio capabilities (as well as providing power to a connected device up to 65W).

If you have another USB C cable, I would try that. Otherwise, stick to the HDMI to save the hassle.

Ok thanks.

Am using the one that came with the screen, its not a big deal. Was just curious thats all.

 

[SharkyUK]

Ok thanks.

Am using the one that came with the screen, its not a big deal. Was just curious thats all.

According to the spec for that monitor, it should work just fine with the USB C cable. Maybe that bit didn't get refurbished?!? To be honest, the HDMI gives the same result in this case - 4k @ 60Hz. You're not losing out other than being able to potentially charge a notebook/low power laptop.

 

[Andy_con]

so transfer windows from the spinning hard drive to the NVMe drive, the difference is unreal.

looking at the below photos. i have a spare SSD drive im keen to put in, its not massive but its just sat in a draw. on the HDD drive cable there is a spare connector, can i just put that in?

keen to keep the spinning drive as its 2tb. so good for storage.

 

[Andy_con]

It's not an ssd as I expected!

If i plug this into the NVMe slot and it's not compatible, could I damage something? Or would it just not work?

 

[Oggy997]

It won't fit if I'm understanding correctly.

They are keyed differently.

 

[Andy_con]

It won't fit if I'm understanding correctly.

They are keyed differently.

Bugger...
Photo below.

I've got an actual 60gb ssd drive. I note there is a free sata connector on the board, next to where the hdd is plugged in. Could I use this for my 60gb ssd?

 

[Oggy997]

No, I'm saying if you try, it won't fit if it's not compatible.

 

[GiT]

M.2 NVME vs M.2 SATA SSD: What is the Difference?

The main difference between M.2 NVMe and M.2 SATA SSDs is speed—NVMe uses the PCIe interface for much faster data transfer, while SATA relies on the older, slower SATA interface.

storedbits.com

You have 2 cut out's, so will go in.

 

[Andy_con]

M.2 NVME vs M.2 SATA SSD: What is the Difference?

The main difference between M.2 NVMe and M.2 SATA SSDs is speed—NVMe uses the PCIe interface for much faster data transfer, while SATA relies on the older, slower SATA interface.

storedbits.com

You have 2 cut out's, so will go in.

goes in, but didnt work. i think the slot is only NVMe, not sata

 

[Andy_con]

anyone got any suggestions?

just got some 2TB nvme drives, but when i plug into the board nothing! its not showing

this is what ive just received -

you can see its location in the pc here -

this is the one that came with the pc -