Tarjeta adaptadora de protocolo PCIe X1 a M.2 NGFF SSD NVME PCI-E, convertidor de expansión M2 Riser para XP941 SM951 PM951 A110

M.2 NGFF interface solid state drive has a variety of pin definitions, according to the Key bit can be divided into ABC... until M key; according to the size can be divided into 2230, 2242, 2260, 2280, 22110 several specifications; according to the data The transmission protocol can be divided into B+M key SATA data transmission protocol, B+M key PCIe x2 AHCI data transmission protocol, B+M key PCIe x2 NVMe data transmission protocol, M key PCIe x4 AHCI data transmission protocol, M key PCIe x4 NVMe data transmission protocol; re-emphasize that this product only supports the solid state hard disk of the PCIE x4 AHCI NVMe transport protocol in the M.2 NGFF interface (the solid state hard disk has only one gap) and the solid state hard disk of the PCIE x2 AHCI NVMe transport protocol (the solid state hard disk has Two interfaces, but the transmission protocol is PCIE X2, such as Plex's M6E series, please be sure to distinguish, there are two gaps also have SATA transmission protocol, please be sure to consult your SSD official customer service, AHCI agreement does not equal SATA protocol!
Product size: length * width * height=97mm * 22mm * 5mm
Note:
1. If your motherboard chipset is below 9 series, do not use PCIe x4 hard drives such as pm951, sm951, pm950 XP941! AMD chipset motherboard is not recommended for purchase! It's not that your motherboard has a PCIE interface to use the PCIE interface SSD. The key depends on whether your motherboard BIOS can support the PCIE interface SSD! Under the 9-series chipset, it is definitely not possible to support the PCIE interface SSD boot!
2, please be sure to insert the adapter card correctly into the PCIe interface of your motherboard, instead of inserting the PCI interface, the wrong plug may burn the adapter card and the motherboard!
3, the installation system must use the win 10 original installation disk, win7 system and PE system does not support NVE protocol solid state drive, because they do not have NVME driver. Boot in the BIOS can not detect, press the boot menu selection button (such as ASUS is to press F3, Gigabyte is to press F12, ASRock is to press F11, etc., depending on your motherboard's manual).