Mini PCI-E to M. 2 NVMe, MSATA to NGFF SATA Adapter Card Support X1 Speed Dual-Purpose Expansion

Mini PCI-E to M. 2 NVMe, MSATA to NGFF SATA Adapter Card Support X1 Speed Dual-Purpose Expansion Mini PCI-E to M. 2 NVMe-Compatible protocol hard drive MSATA to NGFF SATA protocol hard drive
After conversion: storage or game installation only Cannot install os or boot from it! Whether you can actually boot/ install an os has nothing to do with the adapter card. Your motherboard Blos must support booting. After conversion, the speed is x1; SSDs default to x4, so speed will be much slower-typically around 200-800 MB/s. NVMe-Compatible ssds default to x4 but due to motherboard interface limitations the converted speed is x1. In this case, the NVMe-Compatible SSD needs good downward compatibility with x1 speed to work properly. Generally, if the drive is not recognized, poor x1 compatibility of the SSD may be the cause, replacing the SSD can solve the issue. The same applies to expansion cards: both the card and the motherboard must be compatible. The adapter card has no chip-it is just a circuit conversion. Mini PCI-E interface can only convert to M. 2 NVMe-Compatible protocol hard drive (does not support M. 2 SATA protocol hard drive) MSATA interface can only convert to NGFF SATA protocol hard drive (does not Compatible with NVMe protocol hard drive)