ASRock Rack ROMED8-2T/BCM server motherboard SP3 LGA 4094 8 DDR4 3200 10GbE
- EPYC
- Supports AMD EPYC 7…
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Connects a U.2 NVMe SSD to a PCIe 3.0 x4 slot using SFF-8639 and SFF-8654 interfaces
This LORDWORLD kit adapts a PCI-E 4X slot to a U.2 connector using SFF-8639 to SFF-8654 Slimline SAS. It is designed for mainboards that support the Intel SSD 750 M.2 form factor. The included bracket allows standard mounting in a server chassis.
Your motherboard must provide a PCIe 3.0 x4 electrical connection for the adapter to function. The card only works with PCI-E SSDs and will not operate with SAS or Slimline SAS hard drives. Verify that your target drive uses the U.2 NVME interface before ordering.
This kit upgrades a system that lacks a native U.2 port but has a free PCI-E 4X slot. The jump is worth it when you need to add an Intel SSD 750 or similar PCI-E SSD without an onboard M.2 SFF-8654 connector. It does not add SAS or Slimline SAS hard-drive support.
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