
Works well and really like that I dont have to hook up an external SATA power source. Speeds are good and match my other USB ports on my mobo.

Blazing Fast Download Speeds with my on board port I was maxing at 20-25Mb/s with this I'm getting the full scope of my ISP


My new motherboard had only 4 SATA slots, so I ran out during the initial build (with zero NVME drives). So, I can now use my two optical drives (DVD and BluRay), which I know are passe, but I like having them hooked up! Board works great, no issues.

Easy install, works as expected.

Maybe a Necessity if You Have a USB-C on Front Panel Header because no USB 3.2 GEN1 connector on motherboard. The PCI-E 1X to USB 3.2 GEN1 5Gbps 20pin Front Panel Header allows you to connect the USB-C front panel header to your PCI-E 1X slot


Build quality looks good. Works with every drive tried. Will work as a single drive adapter as long as a compatible 4X slot is available on an older motherboard.

Works as designed, no issues with installation. Works in pci-e x16 slot.



- The heat sink plate is WELL CONSTRUCTED and nice and thick! Make sure you mount your M.2 NVMe drives and then place the heat sink adhesive on the drives and then mount and screw the plate in place. - Note: the board has a +12V fan connector on it that is not used in this variant. Riitop sells another that is a fan-based model were a fan (in place of the plate) would normally mount. - The kit comes with a decent screwdriver you need to install the heat sink plate. I have sooo many screwdrivers now because I have ordered similar kits.



plenty of ports. works well and didn't have to install drivers. windows did all the work. well built.

- Ultimately works and does what it claims to do - Depending on your GPU displayPort I/O, can upgrade fully to Thunderbolt DP


Works perfectly adding SATA III to my old motherboard that's been pressed into service as a NAS with SSDs. Open Media Vault 8.3 recognized the card and drives right out of the box. It took longer to get the case open and install the card than it did to get the system up and running!

