STARTECH PEXUSB3S25 2 Port PCI Express USB 3.0 Expansion Card
- 2x USB Ports
- USB 3.0
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Adds four USB 3.0 ports to a 3.5-inch drive bay using a PCIe x1 connection and NEC 720201 chipset
This add-on card brings four USB 3.0 ports to a 3.5-inch front-panel bay using a PCIe x1 connection. A 60 cm riser cable links the bracket to the motherboard slot. The NEC720201 chipset drives the interface for desktop users who need extra high-speed ports at the front of the chassis.
The NEC720201 controller maintains 5 Gb/s signalling across all four ports during long file moves without dropping back to lower speeds. Builders who need more than four front-panel ports or who require internal headers instead of a bay bracket will not be served by this card.
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| Product type | PCI to USB Card |
The card uses a PCIe x1 slot for power and adds four USB 3.0 ports via a 60 cm riser cable.
Yes, it plugs into a PCIe x1 slot and mounts in a 3.5" floppy drive bay using the included bracket.
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