The Raspberry Pi 5 computer is equipped with a PCI Express interface led out to a custom, miniature FFC connector marked on the board as PCIe. It allows you to connect modern SSDs that support the fast and reliable NVME protocol, and then the Raspberry Pi can become a multimedia center or file server, while maintaining a small size and energy efficiency. This requires the use of the KAmod RPi5 PCIe-M.2v2 adapter, which allows you to connect an NVME drive with an M.2 M-key connector, up to 2280 in size.