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SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter Sold by Store4PC-UK FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter Sold by Store4PC-UK FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter Sold by Store4PC-UK FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter Sold by Store4PC-UK FBA
SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter Sold by Store4PC-UK FBA
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Posted 30 July 2023

SABRENT M.2 SSD NVMe to PCIe Adapter Sold by Store4PC-UK FBA

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Lowest price it's been in a while I believe. Good way to expand m.2 slots.

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The Sabrent (EC-PCIE) NVMe M.2 SSD to PCIe X16/X8/X4 Card with aluminum heat sink is the perfect solution for faster transfer speeds!

Features:
  • Enjoy extremely fast transfer speeds via PCIe lanes.
  • SSD Bus interface: NVMe (NOT compatible with SATA M.2 SSD).
  • SSD form factor: M.2 M-Key (NOT compatible with B-Key SSD).
  • PCI Express Physical interface:
  • PCIe x16/x8/x4 slot. Logical Interface / PCIe Lanes: X4.
  • Compatible Sizes: 2230 / 2242 / 2260 / 2280.
  • NOTE: It will not fit the PCIe x1 slot.
  • All necessary screws are included.


System requirements:
  • A computer and BIOS (usually set to AHCI) compatible with NVMe SSD over PCIe lanes.
  • Windows 7 with Microsoft's Hotfixes for NVMe SSD.
  • Windows 8 and above.
  • Linux.


If after installation you get a yellow exclamation mark under the Device Manager, you may need to get an additional driver from your SSD's manufacturer. 

Package contents:
  • NVMeM.2 SSD To PCIe x16/x8/x4 Card (SSD is NOT included).
  • Heatsink with thermal pad.
  • All necessary screws.

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  1. Scalesofjustice's avatar
    Be warned. Using this on your motherboard can drop the main GPU speed down to 8x down from 16, depending on the slot. Check your specs. (edited)
    Andrew_Burston's avatar
    Depends on if the slot shares bandwidth.

    On mine the middle slot shares bandwidth but my second nvme slot is half speed so using this on a non shared pcie slot is faster.
  2. kyeung's avatar
    Have been using one for 2 years so far so good.
    4 drive looks interesting wish was more affordable
    DellB0y's avatar
    The sabrent x4 card shown here is a x4 pcie which means its inherently unable to supply 4 nvme drives with full bandwidth
    On top of that its 130 pounds on amazon making it pretty much insulting

    You want an asus hyper gen 4
    Cheapest either direct from asus or on ebay (around 50) and will annihilate this on all fronts
  3. Biggie-Banana's avatar
    Iv bought one of these around a month ago. Just bear in mind that this just hangs from the pci e slot & has no support to the case. At least if you have a full atx case, however it hasn’t let me down yet and providing your motherboard and pci e has enough lanes. It’s a good buy
    Chrry's avatar
    I do not think (given the low weight of these card + drive) this ('no support') is even an issue worth mentioning...

    Zero chance of 'snapping off' (if that is your fear)... (edited)
  4. slipd's avatar
    Would this work on an older AM1 board? I've got a free PCIe slot, so don't see why not? - I'm assuming you can set to boot from PCIe in bios?
    Garnett's avatar
    Read your mobo manual. I used something similar (£5) and it worked fine, but my old mobo had limited pcie lanes and installing something in my pcie4 socket made a different pcie socket unavailable.
  5. Chrry's avatar
    One for £12
    or 4 for £131?

    Hmm I'll have to think about this one Amazon... (edited)
    gheritt's avatar
    It’s not 4 of the same item but a 4 slot NVME card. These tend to cost a lot more than individual cards but offer a lot more storage per slot.
  6. onamission's avatar
    Quick question? I want to migrate (clone) my existing drive to a new one can this be done with this adapter?
    Plus once done I can still use this as a 2nd drive as I only have one slot Thank you in advance
    TwoSmooth's avatar
    Yep, definitely on both points (edited)
  7. dwl99's avatar
    Looks like a handy bit of kit
  8. bouttime2's avatar
    Thanks OP. Was looking at the Asus which can add x4 drives but wasn't sure if my old Asus B85m-G motherboard in my unraid server supports buffer bifurcation or not. This price is a steal.
  9. michael.fitzpatrick's avatar
    Handy yoke to have especially with the price of m.2s dropping like mad. I'll stick a 3rd m.2 into my mobo
  10. Gort1951's avatar
    NVMe > PCIe Card with Backplate and installed Netac 2TB.
    Second card is 12 x SATA Ports.
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    TwoSmooth's avatar
    What could you possibly need that much storage for?
  11. technokeenan's avatar
    If you missed out on the above deal you can get an open box version on eBay.


    ebay.co.uk/itm…FYg
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