Make Your Raspberry Pi 20x Faster (Stop Using SD Cards)

If you're still running your Raspberry Pi from a microSD card, you might be leaving a huge amount of performance on the table. In this video I show how switching to an NVMe drive can make your Raspberry Pi feel dramatically faster. I walk through how to install the official M.2 HAT+ Compact and an NVMe drive, how to configure your Raspberry Pi to boot directly from NVMe drive, and how to get the maximum speeds possible using PCIe Gen 3. If you want more practical Raspberry Pi tutorials, homelab projects, and engineering content, check out the playlists below. Raspberry Pi Clone - https://rpi-clone.jeffgeerling.com/ (Thanks Jeff Geerling for maintaining this!) Raspberry Pi Tutorials:    • Raspberry Pi Tutorials   Engineering Projects and Experiments:    • Windows Subsystem For Linux (WSL)   0:00 - Stop Using SLOW sdcards 0:18 - How to Install M.2 HAT and NVME on Raspberry Pi 1:55 - How to Check NVME Drive is Installed 2:48 - How to Setup NVME on Raspberry Pi 6:46 - How to Clone Sdcard to NVME 8:34 - How to Enable PCIE Gen 3 on Raspberry Pi 9:28 - Benchmarks 10:36 - Outro #raspberrypi #homelab #linux #nvme