ACEMAGIC M1A Pro+ fits three PCIe 4.0 drives into a Strix Halo cube

Storage is the quiet problem with compact editing machines. Most give you two M.2 slots and expect you to choose between a fast scratch disk and somewhere to keep your library. The ACEMAGIC M1A Pro+ gives you three, all PCIe 4.0 x4, inside a near-cube chassis — and for a photographer with a large catalogue that changes what the machine can be. Details are on the official ACEMAGIC M1A Pro+ page. Three drives, three jobs With three M.2 2280 slots running at full PCIe 4.0 x4, you can dedicate one drive to render caches and scratch for Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, a second to active projects, and a third to your Lightroom catalogue and archive. All internal, all fast, and no external enclosures cluttering the desk or introducing another point of failure. Anyone who has watched a timeline stutter because the scratch disk is also the media drive will...