Cablecc Dual 2X NVME M.2 AHCI to PCIE Express 3.0 Gen3 X8 X16 Raid Card VROC Raid0 Hyper Adapter cablecc

I purchased this card based on it's photo, rather than the description, which as noted by others is incorrect. The card is in fact a x1 PCIe interface, which is exactly what I needed.I have a Kingston 256GB nvme drive plugged into it, and am using it as the boot drive on my Ryzen 3 1200 system which uses a MSI A320 based motherboard.The card is certainly worth the value, and is a recommended purchase.

Most Motherboards come with NVME slots now…

Best for only has this slot size available Is OK but you lose about half the speed of the NVMe being used.

It is PCIE-3.0 x1 rather than x4, different as describedWorks properly in a slow speedHard to install, no installation instructionAbout 850MB/s, 1/4 of its original speed

So I found 3 NVME's on ebay for a great price. And my motherboard has two PCIE slots open and an onboard m.2 slot. Happy day. So my fallback position was to buy two PCIE NVME cards (this being one of them) and another PCIE card and if nothing else everybody can live in their own slot and away we go. If I would have known my motherboard doesn't support bifurcation before I bought this Cablecc card, I could have avoided this whole fiasco to begin with and just bought two single cards. The original plan was that I could just mount the two NVME's on this card and the other NVME in the M.2 slot on the motherboard and I'd be a happy camper. The other single NVME card would then just be a spare. BUT after buying this card I stumble on a video under the BuildOrBuy Youtube channel - Don't buy this card he says. So after troubleshooting the hell out of the drives I bought and both cards I came to the same conclusion as BuildOrBuy - don't buy this card. It was the problem from the start. It won't work with even a single NVME. Why not??? It's a simple pass-through to the PCIE port and this product can't even get that right. Shame on you little Cablecc card. You're a product of bad design, ugly marketing and outright lies. Maybe someday you can be melted down and turned into something useful. Until then, you are doomed to a life of no honor. I know it's not your fault, but well, there you have it.

I use these, with the little 120GB Samsung postage stamp sized drives in older systems running W10 as a fast temp file/swap file location. Works great to give older system a boost, I use the PCIe 1x versions of this when needed, which is still faster than an SSD.

Does NOT fit inside my case. the card does not follow standard size measurements.NO instructions included, have fun figuring out what goes whereTINY screws, I hope you have hands the size of a 2yorecognized by VROC but you have to disable any existing raids to let this card create a raid

Works as one would hope assuming your motherboard and CPU support bifurcation. The M.2 mounting is less standard, but it works. Confirmed with x470 and 5600x. Without bifurcation support you'll only see the first drive. Best cost 2 drive bifurcation card around so far.

Thank you to make my workstation younger. A+

For those saying it didn't work, I figured out that if you are not putting 4 cards connected that you need to start on the front side, the one with all the text, for it to work. Works great after I figured that out. Also if you need to move the screw locations you have to push out the small piece and then clamp it back in place. I wasted time trying to unscrew it until it figured this out too.

Le montage de la carte est simple. Deux équerres (Low/High profil) et visserie sont fournies.

Installed in my pc and has shorted the 8x/16x lanes on my motherboard and blew my gtx 1650ti aswell so not happy at all

Fonctionne très bien dans la plupart des utilisations. Mais je la soupçonne d’être la cause d’une chute drastique de la vitesse d’écriture. Passant de 2Go/s à 70Mo/s.