Le ocupe para poner un nvme a una z87 motherboard de Asus, de un poco de más de 14 años y funcionó sin problemas.

Having put together an older gaming PC for my son, I wanted to make use of the 512GB NVME card I had spare, instead of an ATA SSD.This fitted nicely under the GPU without being too obtrusive, all it needed was a small change in my BIOS and I was able to boot up to do a Windows install.Cheap, and in my case, about as fast as it will get on this setup. So far so good.

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装着すると他のスロットが使用できず申し訳ないですが返品しました。

So I came across a review by a Jason reviewing another quad nvme m.2 adapter.This is what was said"You need to make sure you can bifurcate one of your PCI-e X16 slots into a 4x4x4x4 configuration, otherwise, you wont see all 4 drives available to your OS. Check in your BIOS, on Intel based systems, it is likely in your North Bridge configurations (likely under "Advanced") I'm not going to go into details on this, you're going to need to consult your motherboard documentation to figure out where in the BIOS this is checked/set. On the ASRock EP2C602 based boards, it is under Advanced, North Bridge, and in the case of the 4L/D16, you will set PCI-e Slot 2 to 4x4x4x4, and PCI-e revision 3.0."I had to move my video card around because I was only getting Win 10 to recognize 2 nvme m.2 drives. After 2 hours I finally got it to work by moving it to pci-e lane 5 on my motherboard. IT HAS TO BE PLACED IN A FULL PCI-E X16 SLOT not pci-e x16 shared. Newer motherboards it should be easier since its supported. There were no included instructions and it was missing three screws to hold down the m.2 to the adapter. luckily, I just purchased extra screws 3 days ago. Now its just a matter of how long this thing will last. I will not use this for heavy read/writes like some users. I have three 2tb NVME M.2 and one 1TB NVME M.2. I will use one for an encrypted backup and the others I will find a use in my computer/ home server. I have a little over 60TB of storage in use so really trying and figure out how to get one as a boot drive. This is a good way to get new tech on older hardware.

Ottima soluzione low budget per incrementare la nuova soluzione di M.2 con pochissimi euro si possono rendere anche schede madre non recenti.., al passo con i tempi e sfruttare la velocità degli M.2 e Nvme

Lo usando per lavoro su dei pc che come schede madri non hanno ancora gli attacchi per M.2. Al momento l'ho usato un paio di volte e devo dire che ha funzionato a dovere. Per ora va bene.

prodotto ottimo pcie x1,fa quello che deve,e ha anche un led spia per monitorare l'ssd....

Compatibile senza problemi con lo zoccolo pci-e 3.0 della mb HP6200MT PRO. Purtroppo non accetta il NvME 22.80 che avevo recuperato dal notebook HPEnvy17 dismesso ( uno dei pochissimi in formato B-Key), per cui il tentativo di riciclo è stato rimandato, in attesa di un ulteriore adattatore b-Mkey. Scherzi dell'elettronica!

Ich habe ein ASRock J5040 Board geholt für eine Server-Build für Home Assistant. Da sämtliche 4 SATA Anschlüsse mit HDDs belegt sind, musste für die Boot-Partition ein PCI Adapter her. Dieser wurde direkt als zusätzlicher Port erkannt und M.2 somit auch bootbar.Nur die recht grelle rote LED stört. Überkleben hilft.

Prodotto che fa il suo onesto lavoro ad un prezzo basso.Soddisfatto.

E' una piccola schedina che sta dentro a qualsiasi case. Sembra fatta bene anche se in effetti la costruzione è talmente semplice che sarebbe stato difficile farla male.

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