Ableconn M2-U2-131 M.2 to U.2 (SFF-8639) PCIe NVMe SSD Adapter with SFF-8643 Mini-SAS HD 36Pin Connector - Compatible with Intel 750 2.5-inch U.2 SSD | High-Speed Data Transfer for Workstations, Servers & Gaming PCs
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Product Description
Features Connector:1x mini-SAS HD (SFF-8643, 36 Pin) FemaleM.2 NGFF type 2260-D5-M M Key notch (75Pin)Software:Transparent to OS. No driver installation is required.System Requirement:An empty M.2 M-Key socket.2260 M.2 M-Key 60mm ModuleConnect a 2.5-inch U.2 NVMe SSD Drive to motherboard via a M.2 socketCompliant with PCI Express x4 LaneSupport PCIe L1 Power Management Substates with CLKREQ Supports industrial operating temperature range: -40 - 85 ºCFully RoHS compliantMade in Taiwan The Ableconn M2-U2-131 allows you to install a NVMe U.2 2.5-inch SSD drive (such as Intel 750 U.2 SSD) through a M.2 M-Key adapter module to your PC System. It's the best & easy solution to install an Extremely High Performance Enterprise-Class NVMe U.2 SSD in your Desktop for Enthusiast Gaming and Workstation Markets! mini-SAS HD (SFF-8643, 36 Pin) connector on boardM.2 M-Key notch to motherboard M.2 socket *Intel SSD 750 and U.2 cable are not included In The Box Ableconn M2-U2-131 M.2 Module with Mini-SAS HD connector for U.2 NVMe SSD
Product Features
Connect an Intel 2.5-inch U.2 PCIe-NVMe SSD to system via an M.2 socket using a SFF-8643 cable
2260 M.2 M-Key adapter with with SFF-8643 36pin Mini SAS HD connector. Compliant with PCI Express 4.0 x4 Lane.
Support Intel 750 series 2.5-inch U.2 SFF SSD
OS transparent. No driver installation is required.
Fully RoHS compliant. Made in Taiwan.
Customer Reviews
I can't stand it when a product advertises a particular feature set and then when it arrives, surprise! A completely different and almost certainly lesser feature set. It's the old bait and switch, which I think is actually technically illegal, although how often that's enforced these days I have no idea. Anyway, the product description claims it is PCIe v4 compliant but the literature that comes with the product makes it clear that it is only PCIe v3 compliant. So if you were planning on using it to connect a device where that speed difference would make a difference, like an ssd, you're out of luck.
