NGFF M.2 NVME SSD to PCIE 1X adapter card test card card reader For Sale

NGFF M.2 NVME SSD to PCIE 1X adapter card test card card reader
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NGFF M.2 NVME SSD to PCIE 1X adapter card test card card reader:
$7.40

NGFF M.2 NVME SSD to PCIE 1X adapter card test card card reader

Product Description

100% Brand new and high quality

Usethis product, it can install one M-KEY NVME protocol ngff m.2 SSD on the PCIE X1/X2/X4/X8/X16 interface. Very convenient.

Note: Only supported M-KEY NVME protocol ssd, not supported B-KYE sata protocol ssd!

This product supports Samsung PM961, 960EVO, SM961, PM951, sm951, INTEL 600P, LiteNate T10 and other NVME protocols M.2. (Note: M.2 SSD for SATA protocol is not supported)

The SSD M.2 of the PCI-E signal is generally KEY-M.

This product requires the motherboard BIOS to support PCIE boot. Unsupported motherboards cannot be used.

This product does not support SSD for SATA protocol.

This product is only for testing SSD. The bandwidth speed of 1X cannot reach the full speed of M.2 4X, and the maximum test speed will not exceed 900Mbps/S.

Package includes

1* NVMe SSD TO PCIE X1 adapter



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