STARTECH PEXUSB3S25 2 Port PCI Express USB 3.0 Expansion Card
- 2x USB Ports
- USB 3.0
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Adds an M.2 B-key or mSATA NVMe drive to a SATA port at 6 Gbps
This adapter card lets you install an M.2 B-key or mSATA NVMe solid-state drive into a desktop or server that only offers SATA host ports. It handles the electrical conversion so the drive appears as a standard SATA device to the host. The card supports 6 Gbps SATA throughput and requires no extra drivers.
Not suitable for M.2 M-key modules, PCIe-only NVMe drives, or systems that need boot support without BIOS compatibility. Buyers who need PCIe Gen3 x4 speeds or U.2 connectivity should look at a different adapter type.
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| Product type | SATA to M. 2 or mSATA |
Yes, the SATA 6 Gbps interface caps sustained throughput well below what a typical NVMe SSD can deliver.
It is a passive board with no active cooling, so heat stays low and power draw is limited to the drive itself.
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