Review on 🔌 Cablecc 4X NVME M.2 AHCI to PCI-E Express 3.0 Gen3 X16 Raid Card with Fan for VROC and Raid0 Hyper Adapter by Rory Stice

I was looking for an affordable option (less than $100) to add 4 NVMe to RAID 0. Well I gave up on the RAID 0 part for various reasons and went with using NVM as separate disks. IMPORTANT: Your processor and MOBO MUST support bifurcation (good luck writing without google). For people saying their drive is bad and only reads one drive, your MOBO and proc doesn't support it or there are settings in your BIOS that you don't know about. For me the setting was PCIe RAID mode or something like that. If you want to know exactly where and what settings I used, I'll answer later. Specifications of my X399 ARyzen Threadripper rig 1920 x 128GB RAM I bought this card along with an ASUS card to see if it would run as fast as a branded card. I was 100% amazed that this unbranded card was on par with the ASUS card and I couldn't be happier. I was leaning towards the ASUS card for compatibility reasons as my MOBO was ASUS and obviously all my urges craved it as it was a very attractive card. Even though the ASUS card is beautiful and looks cool, at the end of the day there isn't really a difference. Regarding performance tests, I ran 3 tests on each one and they are all the same. Yes, 1 might be better than 1 other benchmark, but in the end both have the same performance. I returned my ASUS card and kept it. moral of the story; is just as good and cheaper. Buy it.