In the last few hours, the SABRENT company has presented the brand new version of the adapter (AIC) for M.2 NVMe SSD to PCIe x16
The popular NVMe M.2 SSD to PCIe Card (EC-PCIE) adapter has evolved. This new PCIe to M.2 (EC-TFPE) card maintains many similarities with its previous version, but is capable of handling the latest Gen5 SSD drives. This PCIe NVME AIC adapter It is designed to be easy to use and to keep your SSD drives cool and quiet.
Details on the new NVMe adapter for M.2 SSDs from SABRENT
The Sabrent M.2 NVMe SSD to PCIe x16 Tool-Free Add-In Card (AIC) with Aluminum Heatsink (EC-TFPE) is an upgrade to the highly popular NVMe M.2 SSD to PCIe Card (EC-PCIE). The card (EC-TFPE) is designed to handle the latest Gen5 ed speed SSD drives it is able to keep them cool and silent thanks to the integrated aluminum heatsink and thermal padding.
The board is devoid of tools and Features a physical x16 connector to ensure physical stability, but can fit some PCIe x4/x8 slots. It also connects electrically to x4 PCIe to get maximum performance from your SSD drives. It works in previous PCIe generation slots at their respective speeds, as well as future PCIe generation slots up to speed 5.0.
Characteristics
The card supports M-keyed NVMe SSDs and older B+M-keyed PCIe SSDs (AHCI/NVMe) in M.2 2230 / 2242 / 2260 / 2280 form factors for maximum flexibility. This makes it easy to add another SSD to your system, whether new or old. Full NVMe support is recommended, which requires motherboard compatibility and a newer operating system. Windows, macOS and Linux are supported with their compliant versions and you can easily manage the drives with the appropriate software.
This PCIe M2 SSD adapter card also works with older systems, but you need to make sure your host system is NVMe compatible. This PCIe SSD adapter card works in any PCIe slot at its rated speed, up to a maximum of 5.0.
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