STARTECH PEXUSB3S25 2 Port PCI Express USB 3.0 Expansion Card
- 2x USB Ports
- USB 3.0
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Adds two USB 3.0 ports via PCI Express with a self-powered VIA chipset and bracket
This YEPLOOK expansion card adds two USB 3.0 ports to a desktop computer through a PCI Express slot. It uses a VIA chipset and draws up to 4 A from an internal power connector so attached devices receive full current. A low-profile bracket is included for slim chassis builds.
Confirm the motherboard has a free PCI Express slot that matches the card edge connector. Check that the power supply provides the required internal connector for the 4 A auxiliary feed. The low-profile bracket fits only compatible slim cases; standard brackets are not supplied.
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| Product type | PCI to USB Card |
The card includes a bracket in the package so no separate bracket purchase is required.
This model provides two USB 3.0 ports at 5Gbps with a VIA chipset and 4A self-powered operation for high-speed connectivity.
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