*SSDs* on the *Raspberry Pi* are not new. For many years now people have been enjoying *NVMe* speeds on Raspberry Pis through the use of NVMe-to-USB adapters. The *Pi 5* brought a long-awaited PCIE slot, opening up the possibilities of connecting *M.2* devices directly to the board through the use of the *Raspberry Pi 5 M.2 HAT+* (Hardware Attached on Top).
0:00 Intro 1:10 What You Will Need 2:39 Installing the NVME HAT and Drive 3:40 Installing Pi OS 5:50 Setting the Boot Order 7:00 Enabling PCIE Gen 3 8:04 NVME vs MircoSD Benchmarks 9:15 Wrap Up
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