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MZHOU M.2 NGFF SSD PCIE Card Desktop Adapter with a PCIe adds M.2 PCIe SSD (M button) to improve performance and speed. The M.2 SSD PCIe adapter suitable for different dimensions of high-performance M.2 PCIe (M-key) SSD, have a variety of mounting options.
Suitable conditions:
1. 1x PCI-E over the socket (note 1x PCI-E interface speed of 3.0 or more is halved, but still faster than SATA)
2. The motherboard that does not support the NVME protocol cannot be used as a system hard drive, but only as a storage hard drive.
INTEL motherboard chipset:
B250 B150 H170 Z170, provided that the motherboard with M.2 interface is generally supported by NVME. Z97 part of the support, especially on the official website
B85 Z87 must update the BIOS support, part of the conscience of the manufacturer's support NVME have provided the BIOS, such as Asus and ASRock etc., when the official is not, on their own difficult to change BIOS, especially the online Search tutorial requires some skill, there is damage to the motherboard risk. (Most B85 do not offer an M.2 interface. You can use our M.2 to PCI-E adapter card.)
AMD motherboard chipset:
B350 X370 X399 A320 support, the former is not support, which only needs to be used to support NVME RYZEN the CPU board.
Support PCI-E and NVME standard M2.SSD, does not support the older SATA M2.SSD important things to say once, does not support SATA M2 SSD, on the UEFI BIOS to the latest version before cleaning old-fashioned BIOS only as storage disk, not system disk.
NOTE about the speed
(For NVME SSDS that support PCI-E 3.0)
A: running PCI-E 1.0 GEN1:200M to 300M/S
B: running PCI-E 2.0 GEN2: 400M to 500M/S
C: running PCI-E 3.0 GEN2: 700M to 800M/S
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about the product.
Customer
Reviewed in India on July 9, 2024
Works as expected
Dave
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024
Worked perfectly, with no issues.
William S Cartwright
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024
Easy to install.
Eric Afyouni
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024
Using for servers. Works well and is recognized by the bios.
のお客様
Reviewed in Japan on February 4, 2024
2年近く使っているけど特に問題は起きていない。うちのPCのマザーボードでは、そのままではOSの起動が出来ないがClover EFI bootloaderを使えば問題なくOSの起動が出来る。
Dan
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024
Purchased this card to add an NVME drive to a PC. It was easy to install the drive and the card fit quickly into the PCI-e slot. The setup was quick and the new drive is working great. Excellent buy.
Coos Vermeer
Reviewed in the Netherlands on February 15, 2023
Was zo geplaatst en werkt direct, alleen de meegeleverde schroefjes snapte ik niet en er zat geen beschrijving hoe deze goed te monteren. Had gelukkig nog andere
brandon
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2023
Works Great, Plug and play. This worked beautifully. No issues. I Have the PCEIx4 Model and ran out of Slots so I got this an Alternative PCIEx1 slot. Reminder PCIEx1 are slower but still works great and still way faster then HDD/SDD cards so I have no complaints.Running windows 10 AMD Aurous elite x570 with no issues
Dan
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023
My old SSD finally kicked the bucket, and my motherboard doesn't have any M.2 slots, but the Bios does have UEFI support! Bought this, and a compatible M.2 SSD. Golden, right? Not quite.The Windows 10 installer requires either MBR and Legacy (EFI) or GPT and UEFI, but does not allow both! It took some fiddling to get the new SSD formatted (used Ubuntu USB) and find the right Bios settings (had to turn OFF all Legacy features, not just boot) and then had to disconnect all other storage, then the Win10 installer (also USB) was finally satisfied, ran successfully (very fast too!) and it's been running great!
James Hightower
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023
Despite saying "PCI-E 3.0" all over it this works fine with PCIe Gen 4. Which makes sense, it's a passive device. All this card does is bring a PCI lane out to an M.2 plug. And if you have a Gen 4 Motherboard and an open x1 slot, it's well worth it to get a Gen 4 NVMe drive and this card instead of a SATA SSD. A single lane of PCIe Gen 4 is almost three times faster than SATA III. It's a great way to add storage for all those Steam games and random webm's.
Aaron Hightower
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2022
What's up? This is a GOOD CARD for BUMPING UP YOUR SPEED from a SATA 6gb/s to a cheap NVME like the Samsung 980 for $109 right now 2/22/2022 .. these prices only go down, but as SSD's get MORE functional at the $100 price point, we are going to see more interest as the 980 and similar value-play SSD's cross into the under $100/1tb category.I used this SINGLE-LANE card alone with a Z97-based MSI motherboard, and was able to upgrade the BIOS to enable me to boot from an older mSATA-based motherboard that did not support NVME at all into a motherboard that would boot from an NVME-drive mounted through a PCI-slot. I am using my multi-lane slots for video cards, and blackmagic decklink video capture cards that need the high bandwidth. So slurping up extra bandwidth with these cards is "dope" IMO.I recommend this one for places where you only have a single-lane, and I recommend the STARTECH 4x solution if you want to get into the faster-speeds and if you have the 4x-lane available. It's wise to have an extra at these prices, and I have an extra single-lane card for when I just need to get one to work (for example, a friend brings over an NVME and wants me to read it and I want it to be more reliable and faster than over USB connection.If you look at this card, it's about the cheapest card ever produced, it has three diodes, seven capacitors, five resistors. Only fifteen total pieces besides the connectors and the PC-board. This is not bad, just understand that is literally just wiring your NVME directly up to your PCIe-bus, and it's the fastest way to access your NVME. Only the single-lane is holding you back, and for smaller writes, like compiling code, it's going to be fine. For moving around large media files, you may still want to get a 4x-lane card instead of this one if you have the lanes available. But adding multiple of these where you have a MB like I have, you can put plenty of these single-lane cards in and use a software raid solution to get better bandwidth if all your remaining PCI bandwidth is already allocated! This can be a great solution with multiple cards in a video-editing rig, for example, that just needs cheap and plentiful editing space for doing projects.
Michael
Reviewed in Australia on April 15, 2022
The product is advertised to allow you to add additional high speeds NVME m.2. The catch is even though NVMe drives can hit speeds over 2,500MB/s, the limitation is that the PCI-e 3.0 x1 slots can only go up to around 985MB/s.Pretty misleading in terms of how the information was presented. If this was a SATA m.2 expansion card, it would definitely make more sense. If you want to utilise the speed, you will need to slot this card in at least a PCI-e 3.0 x4 slot and a PCI-e expansion card that supports x4.I haven't tried putting this into a x4 or greater slot to see if the expansion card can actually support the speeds. If someone has, reply and let everyone know! I don't have any spare slots besides x1s left.
A. Christie
Reviewed in Canada on November 14, 2020
Exactly as shown
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