M.2 to PCIe Adapter, NVME SSD to PCI-e 3.0 x 4 Host Controller Expansion Card with Low Profile Bracket, Support M Key Solid State Drive Type 2280 2260 2242 2230 Converter to Desktop PCI Express

Great adapter to allow both PCIe and/or SATA NVMe cards to be connected to an older style PC. Full PCIe performance and worked straight away on my Windows 10 PC.

No instructions, mounting screws for the NVME drive were absent. Saying that, it was 15 quid and I can use another M.2 drive at PCIE3 x4

The adaptor works well as a way to mount an NVMe drive into a PCIe x16 slot and appears to be working at full speed. The heatsink keeps it nice and cool, except that the screws are too short to allow you to screw the heatsink into the base card. It is fortunate that the board I have means the heatsink it on top of the card when plugged in so it is held in place by gravity! I will need to come up with a way to mount the heatsink properly, such as finding some M2x10mm bolts.

worked a treat. Fitted the NVME drive and popped it it. During install Windows saw the drive no problems. No drivers needed etc.

While the socket on the card accepted the SSD drive easily enough, the screw that secures the ferrule, and thus the drive to the card wasn't supplied. It also required quite a bit of jiggling to get the assembled card and mounting plate to fit into the PCIe slot and the low-rise mounting plate could only be fitted using a single screw. While the card and SSD don't weigh much this felt a little...tacky.

I bought one of these to speed up my desktop, works much faster than a standard SATA SSD. Also bought one to use as the NVMe socket on my motherboard was damaged, much cheaper than a new mother board (£100 + my time) or having to clone my drive making the NVMe drive redundant (again, £100 and time).

Bought a WD Black NVMe SSD for my computer because it is much faster than the normal SATA ones. However, I don't have any M.2 ports on my mother board but this did the treat. Used for over 8 Months now and not had any issues with it

I bought this one specifically as i thought 16x card would be better than the usual 4x or 8x ones you find. But when looking at the card, you can see the 8x portion connects to the m.2 slot. But the rest of the pins go up i tiny bit and go nowhere. and yes a sata m.2 drive dose not work with this. but my nvme m.2 drive dose sort of. my m.2 is supposed to speed upto 2200MBs. i ran a benchmark and it only got to1500MBs. thats a 3rd of the speed gone.

Die Karte funktioniert bis jetzt Problemlos. Es ist aber wichtig zu sagen, dass diese Karte nur EINE M.2 NVMe SSD und EINE M.2 SATA SSD supportet. Der Titel lässt es so aussehen, als wenn die Karte zwei NVMe SSDs unterstützt aber dies ist nicht der Fall. Die Karte ist nur ein einfacher Adapter. Hier wird nichts mit Chips "konvertiert". Aus diesem Grund ist auch ein SATA Port an der Karte. Dieser Port muss am Motherboard angeschlossen werden, bevor man eine M.2 SATA SSD nutzen kann. Die NVMe SSD bekommt die Daten direkt aus dem PCIe Bus. Die Karte ansich macht einen guten Eindruck. Das PCB fühlt sich zumindest stabil an. Installation ist sehr einfach. Einfach die SSDs ranschrauben, SATA Kabel vom MB rein und dann die Karte in einen PCIe Slot. Ich habe zwar Benchmarks in den Anhang hinzugefügt, aber das wird hier nicht viel nützen. Die Karte wird nicht die Geschwindigheit euerer SSDs beeinflussen. Hier kommt es darauf an was für SSDs Ihr nutzt und was euer Motherboard unterstützt. Das Ergebnis wird also variieren.