M.2 NVME ProSATA SSD To PCI-E 3.0 X4 M + B Key Adapter Card With Cooling Fan USA For Sale

M.2 NVME ProSATA SSD To PCI-E 3.0 X4 M + B Key Adapter Card With Cooling Fan USA
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M.2 NVME ProSATA SSD To PCI-E 3.0 X4 M + B Key Adapter Card With Cooling Fan USA:
$24.64


Missing 1 screw as pictured


This PCIe expansion card from WMY-TECH is the perfect solution for users looking to upgrade their computer\'s storage capabilities. With support for NVME transfer technology, this card allows for lightning-fast data transfer speeds and is compatible with both M.2 and SATA cards. The card features two ports and a cooling fan for optimal performance. It has a unit quantity of one and is a non-RAID controller card.


This adapter card is ideal for users who want to enhance their computer\'s performance and increase their storage capacity. Its compact form factor and easy installation make it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced users alike. Get your hands on this high-quality PCIe expansion card now and take your computer\'s storage capabilities to the next level!



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