Geschwindigkeit ähnlich wie mit USB 3.2 gen1 an meinem PC (PCI3.0)
Läuft stabiel ohne ausfälle
Sofort erkannt keine Probleme , bei sehr großen Datenmenge sollte guter Kühler drauf, Basis PC haben oft wenig kühlung ist was beobachtet werden sollte.
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Geschwindigkeit ähnlich wie mit USB 3.2 gen1 an meinem PC (PCI3.0)
Läuft stabiel ohne ausfälle
Sofort erkannt keine Probleme , bei sehr großen Datenmenge sollte guter Kühler drauf, Basis PC haben oft wenig kühlung ist was beobachtet werden sollte.
CrystalDiskInfo zum prüfen und warnenfunktion
Läuft stabiel ohne ausfälle
Sofort erkannt keine Probleme , bei sehr großen Datenmenge sollte guter Kühler drauf, Basis PC haben oft wenig kühlung ist was beobachtet werden sollte.
CrystalDiskInfo zum prüfen und warnenfunktion
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Zippy
Excellent - adds an M.2 slot to a motherboard without one.
Kundenrezension aus Großbritannien 🇬🇧 am 25. Januar 2023Farbe: PCIE 4.0 4XVerifizierter Kauf
Zippy
Kundenrezension aus Großbritannien 🇬🇧 am 25. Januar 2023
The adapter uses a x4 form factor so it will plug into an x4 slot or bigger. An M.2 drive only uses four PCIe lanes, so it won't transfer any faster if you put it in the longer slot - but it will work just fine. I've used this adapter on two different motherboards, in both cases with the same M.2 NVMe SSD hard drive, and plugged into a spare PCIe x16 slot.
Installing the NVMe drive onto the adapter is easy - it plugs in at one end and is secured at the other with the 'bobbin' that came with the drive. A screw comes with the adapter if you need it. The adapter will only accept an M-keyed SSD. B-Key drives won't fit.
The first motherboard was an old one (Asus P8Z68-M PRO) which has no M.2 slots built-in. It does have two PCIe x16 slots, one of which contained the graphics card, and the other was free. Although the x16 PCIe slot is much longer than the x4 adapter, I just plugged it in leaving most of the slot empty - as long as you line up the notch at the end, the card will work perfectly.
My drive was brand new, so it wasn't formatted. The latest Windows update seems to have hidden Disk Management yet again, but once I'd found it, the drive was showing as ready to be assigned and formatted. If I'm honest, I was really surprised by that - it was a brand of drive I'd never used before, in an adapter I've never used, on a motherboard that's 11 years old!
I tested the read / write speeds after the drive was formatted, and I got 792.17Mb/s sustained write. The drive is capable of 7100Mb/s, so it was being bottlenecked by the PCIe 2.0 bus. It's much faster than a SATA SSD, but a bit of a waste of a really fast NVMe drive!
Having confirmed that the adapter and drive both worked as expected and were probably not going to destroy my PC, I swapped them both into my main PC. My Asus prime Z490M-plus motherboard does have two M.2 slots, but if you use the second one it disables one of the SATA connections - and I'm using all of them. Since I had a spare PCIe x16 slot, I thought I might as well use it.
I was slightly confused by my test results this time - I only got a write speed of 3452Mb/s when the drive is capable of about double that. On further investigation, I discovered that my PCIe slots are only 3.0 not 4.0, so again, it's my PCIe bus that's bottlenecking the speed. Nevertheless, it's massively faster than an SSD through SATA 6, and in real-world situations loading games, the difference in transfer speed between PCIe 3.0 and 4.0 makes almost no difference to the loading times.
I have a Samsung 970 EVO in the first M.2 slot so I took the opportunity to compare the read / write speeds of my new drive through the adapter against it. There was no appreciable difference - the adapter will transfer data as fast as my PCIe bus will go. It's worth mentioning that this adapter can ONLY transfer as fast as your PCIe slots are capable of - if you only have PCIe 3.0 slots, this card won't magically make them PCIe 4.0.
For less than a tenner, I'm really happy with this adapter. It's enabled me to install a very fast NVMe drive without losing a SATA connection.
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Ralph
Badly made rear blanking plate. Otherwise good
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Kindle Customer
Slow compared to other PCI 3 adapter cards
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Linas
Doesn't work!
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Dean Rackley
Gen 4 m.2 ssd adapter
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