Review on 🔌 PCI-E x1 to Dual Port 19-Pin USB 3.0 Header Adapter Card with Dual 20-Pin USB 3.0 Connectors by Jim Bijelic

Like - I was able to connect to USB 3 Computer - Windows 10 64 bit, Intel I-3 3570K, 8GB RAM. I don't like it - there are no instructions, not even the manufacturer's name on the box. When I first turned on the computer, it froze so I had to restart. The installation took some time. First I installed it in the PCI-Ex1 slot, I checked in the managed device and nothing, I uninstalled and reinstalled 5 times but it didn't show up in the device manager, so I ended up having it in the PIC-E 16 x1 slot installed and it worked so I removed it and put it back in the PCI-E x1 slot and it worked. It doesn't require a hard drive on Windows 10, but I found it on Intel's website. It would be nice to have the manufacturer's name and actual model number. The box it came in is for Windows 8 only for compatibility reasons, but I found some information online that said it would work with Windows 10. I need to buy another one for my wife's computer. I could search for what is outside of them