

It works well!


As pictured in top crystal disk mark, it's hitting full pcie 4.0 speeds. Bottom picture is a 970 evo plus at pcie 3.0. Was getting about 1-2μs less latency than my top slot adapter card and 20-30 MB/s faster Q1T1 RND4k reads.

Looks to be well made with the SATA ports attached solidly to the card (I purchased a few from other manf. in the past where the SATA ports broke or became loose and I had to super-glue them back on). Easy install: -- driver support as far back as kernel 4.18.16-300.fc29.x86_64, so happy about that! -- came with power and SATA cables - so it's a complete package for the price.



Always need space :) I have built a system that rocks .. so far 7 hard drives. 1 SSD. Will be adding bigger hard drives soon like 26bTB either 5 to 10 of them will be fine.





Compatible with Focusrite Interfaces. Low Latency 800MB/s Both style of connections TI silicon



I needed a PCIE usb card with a Renesas USB controller for my Nvidia 3D Vision emitter. Im on a z570, which introduces some timing related issues that cause the emitters timing to drift. The only way I found to fix it, was to get a Startech PCIE usb card with a NEC or Renesas controller. Startech was the only brand with reasonably priced options, although, even this two port card was more than I wanted to spend. It works though, I spent days trying to find a solution to that problem after upgrading from a z370 to a z570. I think the listing says its NEC, but windows shows it as Renesas, it doesnt matter because either will work.




Plugged right in and now I have a raft of USB ports.