NVME USB drives Realtek RTL9210/RTL9220 Firmware Version 1.xx

Error_403 wrote:

Hello!I spent 2-3 hours experimenting with firmware updates on my Orico PWM2-G2 (Realtek RTL9210B-CG) adapter while simultaneously going through much of this topic's 93 pages.I frequently see posts describing the same issue I’m encountering: the device connects to all ports on two of my PCs at USB 2.0 speeds. It shows as FAST in the firmware updater and transfers at around 40MB/s.Unfortunately, I haven’t seen any responses addressing this specific issue, despite how often it’s mentioned. Does this mean no one knows the answer within these 93 pages, or did I overlook it?I suspect the issue might stem from a fault in certain enclosures rather than a firmware problem. To test this theory, I ordered two other brands from AliExpress, which should arrive in about 10 days.Here’s what I’ve tried so far:

• Tested all ports on two PCs:
  • First PC: AMD 9800X3D on an MSI X670E TOMAHAWK motherboard.
  • Second PC: Intel i5-8500 on a B360 motherboard (I think).
• Updated to five different firmware versions, all passing successfully. Currently running v1.33.44.
• Used five different cables, including USB-A to USB-C and USB-C to USB-C.
• Tested with and without an NVMe drive installed—still getting USB 2.0 speeds.
• I tried 3-different NVMe SSDs. Gen3 Seagate 1TB, Gen4 Silicon Power 2TB, Gen4 Klevv 1TB.

Does anyone have experience solving this issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I tried looking on Orico's site and didn't see the firmware for your enclosure and I were you contact them to see if you can get the firmware I know they used to have the firmware on their site but not now,that way if you don't want to make a .cfg file you won't have to,I also have a massive collection of the RTL9210 .cfg files but I don't have that one.

If you want really good enclosure's that are 10GBPs the Unionsine are great enclosure's and the RGB is really good to,the difference between the black and grey one is the Black one use's the RTL9210 controller and the Grey one use's the JMS583 controller.

The JMS583 is a much easier controller to flash and you don't have to worry about .cfg files all you need is to make a backup of the firmware when you get the enclosure which is very easy,I haven't had any problem with either the JMS583 or the RTL9210 and find both to be great.

www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006437088311...n.147.3fcc1802wczxcE

These are also great 10GBPs enclosure's that use the JMS583 controller and I'm linking the replacement boards,I got a few of the boards incase the USB-C connector fails and it's much cheaper to just buy or have a new board.

www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005977099067...n.197.3fcc1802wczxcE

www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005626954170...n.172.3fcc1802wczxcE

If decide to try one of the JEYI enclosure's or the Unionsine enclosure's that use the JMS583 and want detailed instructions on how to back up the firmware email me at tjw4700@yahoo.ca

If you want a 20GBPs enclosure that has the best RGB this one is great for sure.

www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006754982743...n.157.3fcc1802wczxcE
 

Error_403 wrote:

Hello!I spent 2-3 hours experimenting with firmware updates on my Orico PWM2-G2 (Realtek RTL9210B-CG) adapter while simultaneously going through much of this topic's 93 pages.I frequently see posts describing the same issue I’m encountering: the device connects to all ports on two of my PCs at USB 2.0 speeds. It shows as FAST in the firmware updater and transfers at around 40MB/s.Unfortunately, I haven’t seen any responses addressing this specific issue, despite how often it’s mentioned. Does this mean no one knows the answer within these 93 pages, or did I overlook it?I suspect the issue might stem from a fault in certain enclosures rather than a firmware problem. To test this theory, I ordered two other brands from AliExpress, which should arrive in about 10 days.Here’s what I’ve tried so far:

• Tested all ports on two PCs:
  • First PC: AMD 9800X3D on an MSI X670E TOMAHAWK motherboard.
  • Second PC: Intel i5-8500 on a B360 motherboard (I think).
• Updated to five different firmware versions, all passing successfully. Currently running v1.33.44.
• Used five different cables, including USB-A to USB-C and USB-C to USB-C.
• Tested with and without an NVMe drive installed—still getting USB 2.0 speeds.
• I tried 3-different NVMe SSDs. Gen3 Seagate 1TB, Gen4 Silicon Power 2TB, Gen4 Klevv 1TB.

Does anyone have experience solving this issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Stasiz post=4023 userid=14287

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Try again 5Gbps:
FORCE_USB_SPEED = 0x5

Laroldski post=4024 userid=13439

Shonk post=4026 userid=11789