SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink and Thermal Pad, for SSDs (EC-PCIE) @ Store4PC-UK / FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink and Thermal Pad, for SSDs (EC-PCIE) @ Store4PC-UK / FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink and Thermal Pad, for SSDs (EC-PCIE) @ Store4PC-UK / FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink and Thermal Pad, for SSDs (EC-PCIE) @ Store4PC-UK / FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink and Thermal Pad, for SSDs (EC-PCIE) @ Store4PC-UK / FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink and Thermal Pad, for SSDs (EC-PCIE) @ Store4PC-UK / FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink and Thermal Pad, for SSDs (EC-PCIE) @ Store4PC-UK / FBA
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SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter with Aluminum Heatsink and Thermal Pad, for SSDs (EC-PCIE) @ Store4PC-UK / FBA

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  • You can use M.2 SSD NVME with this adapter without M.2 slot on the motherboard, Converts an M.2 interface (M key) to a PCIe x16 interface (X4/X8/X16 card)
  • FRIENDLY DESIGN: With the aluminum wave design housing and the silicone thermal pad, the potential of heat dissipation can be fully exploited. Ensure long and fast transmission and let NVME SSDs take full advantage of their high performance
  • Compatible Sizes: The m.2 to PCIe supports (M Key) 1TB SSD, 2TB SSD, 4TB SSD, up to 16TB It supports 2230 2242 2260 2280. NOTE:(Not compatible with B key SSD and M + B key)
  • PREMIUM ALUMINUM QUALITY: The shell made of high-quality aluminum is not only non-slip, but can also raeduce the impact force, so the external hard drive housing can guarantee a secure connection during data transmission, protection from, voltage, overcurrent, and overheating, short circuit, leakage, and other multiple protection
  • BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: If you encounter any problems during use, please contact us in advance. We will give you a satisfactory answer as soon as possible. Register your product at Sabrent.com, contact our friendly customer service [support@sabrent.com]
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  1. CoolCab's avatar
    I assume this will work in a x4 port aye? I didn't think m.2 cards used more lanes than that, I could be mistaken
    Minstadave's avatar
    52376112-XCI6j.jpgLooks to be fine. (edited)
  2. btc-uk's avatar
    If you're happy to have an adapter without a heatsink, you can get PCIe 4.0 NVME adapters for around ~$4.30 (£3.36) including VAT and free "5 day delivery" (which so far, I've always found to be accurate) from AliExpress.

    They're also available for as low as $1.99 (plus VAT) if you're buying a few things via their pick 3 choice items deal page, which is how I got mine.

    Personally I've never had an issue using one without a heatsink as the temps have always been fine without. YMMV depending on the NVME you use though. (edited)
    Arkz's avatar
    Keep in mind they are x16 shaped cards, so won't fit in 4x or 8x sockets.
  3. waqasrd's avatar
    Very good product. i have been using this for a year now. No problem at all.
    sisqoboy's avatar
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    Nice to hear that!
  4. anuruddha's avatar
    What is the max speed we can get?
    Wear_Wolf's avatar
    It's a gen 3 adapter, so no point putting gen 4 in it. You won't get the full speed of a gen 4. (edited)
  5. Gbarrowman's avatar
    Showing as £11.54 for me.
    sisqoboy's avatar
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    Sorry I forgot to add the other picture in the OP:
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  6. aLV426's avatar
    I just swapped PCs, going from a full size case to a SFF - these are great for SFF or low profile cases! I have the full size PCIe version which I can't use in my new SFF case.
  7. danceswithhorses's avatar
    nice post OP
    sisqoboy's avatar
    Author
    Cheers!
  8. ChilliHead's avatar
    Also used one for about a year, you will lose a tiny bit of performance but nothing noticeable.
    Minstadave's avatar
    Shouldn't loose any performance, it is simply a dumb adaptor.
  9. CoolCab's avatar
    are there any available that split into two or more m.2 slots? i know that requires a special motherboard setting, but i only have 1x16 slot and 1x1 slots spare
    aLV426's avatar
    Plenty - I have a generic M.2 NVME SSD To PCIE X16 Adapter 4 Port NVMe To PCI-e Host Controller and also a ROG Hyper M.2 Expansion Card. You can also get 1x1 slot adapters...
  10. Peter674235's avatar
    How come the pin alignment looks completely different on this PCIe card?

    amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
    Rog3r_'s avatar
    That's a x4 card, this offer is a x4 and x16 card
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