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The thing that surprised me the most about Raspberry Pi 5 when it launched in 2023 was that it supports PCIe drives. Naturally, the first thing that came to my mind upon learning this was the possibility of turning it into a veritable desktop PC capable of gaming.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, there were no official Raspberry Pi PCIe SSD solutions upon release, and while the company eventually released its own M.2 HAT+<\/a> (HAT meaning Hardware Attached on Top, and not, like, an actual hat) to allow for SSD connectivity, you still had to go third-party for the SSD. Now, however, Raspberry Pi Ltd has announced<\/a> (via Tom’s Hardware<\/a>) official SSDs and SSD kits<\/a> that combine these with the M.2 HAT+.<\/p>\n

Earlier in the year when I decided to speed up my Raspberry Pi 5, I opted to use<\/a> the Pimoroni’s NVMe Base<\/a> to connect a Crucial P3<\/a>. To connect an SSD you have to use a HAT like the Pimoroni Base\u2014or the official Raspberry Pi one\u2014because the Pi 5 doesn’t have an M.2 connector built into the board. It has a PCIe connector that you can use a ribbon cable to connect a HAT to; this way lots of different PCIe devices can be used.<\/p>\n

In my review<\/a> of the Raspberry Pi 5, I pointed out that it’s the first Raspberry Pi to be really viable as a desktop PC. Its performance gains over the Pi 4\u2014especially when combined with an active cooler\u2014make it able to handle most everyday desktop use cases.<\/p>\n

I even tried gaming on it and was surprised to find it able to run Doom 3 at somewhat playable framerates, admittedly at a very low res. Nothing spectacular compared to, you know, actual gaming PCs<\/a> and handhelds<\/a>, but pretty damn impressive for a tiny SBC.<\/p>\n

The only problem was, I was running it off a MicroSD. Even fast MicroSDs aren’t going to offer stellar load times, and they certainly aren’t going to offer data stability. What I needed was an SSD, which is why I went down the Pimoroni + Crucial P3 route.<\/p>\n

But that was expensive (for a Raspberry Pi) and involved ensuring I picked exactly the right SSD, because not all gel well with the Pi. Despite now being very happy with the Pimoroni + Crucial combo, if I’d have had access to an official HAT and SSD solution like the kits Raspberry Pi is now offering, I’d have gone for that in a heartbeat.<\/p>\n

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Note that the new Raspberry Pi SSDs are PCIe 3.0 compatible, too, even though the Pi 5 only officially supports PCIe 2.0. You can unlock 3.0 speeds, however, by edding the Pi’s config file and adding “dtparam=pciex1_gen=3” to the bottom. It’s a simple way to overclock your Pi 5 + SSD setup.<\/p>\n

Raspberry Pi says, “The entry-level 256GB drive is priced at $30 on its own, or $40 as a kit; its 512GB big brother is priced at $45 on its own, or $55 as a kit. Both densities offer minimum 4KB random read and write performance of 40k IOPS and 70k IOPS respectively.”<\/p>\n

While adding such an SSD to your Raspberry Pi 5 has plenty of other uses, gaming is certainly one of them. Hell, Jeff Geerling recently hooked up an external GPU to one for 4K gaming<\/a>.<\/p>\n

However, if not using it for running Steam on the Raspberry Pi Linux OS, I, for one, would be inclined to use the SSD to house a retro gaming OS such as Retropie<\/a> or Recalbox<\/a>. Whichever gaming solution you opt for, there’s now an officially licensed way to upgrade your Raspberry Pi 5 to make getting there that much better.<\/p>\n<\/article>\n

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The thing that surprised me the most about Raspberry Pi 5 when it launched in 2023 was that it supports PCIe drives. Naturally, the first thing that came to my mind upon learning this was the possibility of turning it into a veritable desktop PC capable of gaming. Unfortunately, there were no official Raspberry Pi PCIe SSD solutions upon release, and while the company eventually released its own M.2 HAT+ (HAT meaning Hardware Attached on Top, and not, like, an actual hat) to allow for SSD connectivity, you still had to go third-party for the SSD. Now, however, Raspberry Pi Ltd has announced (via Tom’s Hardware) official SSDs and SSD kits that combine these with the M.2 HAT+. Earlier in the year when I decided…<\/p>\n

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