Quickly expand your desktop computer's storage capacity with an incredibly fast M.2 PCIe solid-sate drive with the NVMe M.2 SSD to PCIe Adapter Card from Sabrent. This convenient drive adapter supports one separately purchased M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD up to size 2280 and installs into an available PCIe x4, x8, or x16 slot to provide maximum performance from PCIe X4 lanes. At the same time, the included aluminum heatsink helps to maintain optimal temperatures to avoid speed throttling as you use the drive to quickly load video files, games, applications, large projects, and more. Drive installation screws and a screwdriver are also included. The Sabrent NVMe M.2 SSD to PCIe Adapter Card is designed to work with Windows 7 with the NVMe hotfix installed, Windows 8 or later, and Linux. Please note that this M.2 adapter card is not compatible with B-Key or SATA drives, nor will it fit into a PCIe x1 slot.
- PCIe x4/x8/x16 Host Interface
- Supports M.2 NVMe PCIe SSDs
- Fits Up to 2280 Size Drives
- Aluminum Heatsink
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Sabrent EC-PCIE Reviews
works out of the box with a msata drive
Had a lot of doubt whether or not this would work at all, put it in an old dell computer, showed up on the file system menu like a normal sata drive. Amazingly fast for a vintage machine. WARNING: 1. you will not be able to boot an operating system off of this drive. 2. the package includes a bunch of tape strips, these are heat transfer tape, that have to be installed to take advantage of the metal enclosure, again no instructions. sandwich the msata in between them. 3. the drive will not show up in bios, which is why you need to have another drive to boot off of, and point the operating system to it. In all a great, inexpensive solution for those who know what they're doing. For upgrading your computer to a faster drive this may work if you have built in graphics. Many older home systems did not have alot of extra pcie bus slots, like dell or hp, so making a gaming computer from it, which would be a great thing if you have the extra room on the pcie bus for that and a video card, impossible. Fastest file transfers ever, even from a ssd sata drive. Home server anyone??
Works Perfectly.
Does the job without issue.