NVMe to U.2 Expansion Card

Overview: The NVMe to U.2 Expansion Card seamlessly bridges the gap between NVMe solid state drives (SSDs) and U.2 backplanes, offering data transfer speeds that redefine storage performance. This innovative adapter unlocks the full potential of high-speed NVMe SSDs by enabling their integration into U.2 compatible servers, workstations, and storage systems. Benefits: * Maximize storage potential by leveraging NVMe SSD technology * Enhance system performance and reduce data transfer bottlenecks * Enable seamless data migration between NVMe and U.2 devices * Optimize storage configurations for specific workloads and applications Product Features: Compatibility: * Supports NVMe M.2 2280/22110 SSDs * Compatible with U.2 SFF-8639 backplanes Performance: * PCIe 4.0 interface for lightning-fast data transfer speeds of up to 4GB/s * Supports NVMe 1.4 protocol for optimal performance Durability and Reliability: * High-quality construction for long-lasting durability * Built with advanced circuitry to ensure data integrity and stability Easy Installation: * Plug-and-play installation for quick and effortless setup * Compact design fits seamlessly into any server or workstation Specifications: * Expansion Slot: U.2 SFF-8639 * Input Interface: M.2 2280/22110 NVMe SSD * PCIe Interface: PCIe 4.0 x4 * Data Transfer Speed: Up to 4GB/s * Dimensions: Key Usage Points: * Ideal for data-intensive applications such as video editing, 3D rendering, and database management * Perfect for upgrading storage configurations in servers and workstations * Enables the use of high-capacity NVMe SSDs in U.2 compatible systems * Facilitates seamless data migration from older storage technologies to NVMe Additional Features: * Supports Boot from NVMe SSDs * LED indicators for easy monitoring of drive status * Low-profile design for compatibility with various chassis form factors * Wide operating temperature range for reliable performance in demanding environments External Links:

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