💨 Dell Ultra-Speed Quad NVMe M.2 PCIe x16 Adapter Card Review

Great product. This item is great for building my Dell T7820 home server. Just make sure to install the drivers for your computer to recognize this PCIe device.

Not available directly from Dell as a new part. This is the home option for my new Dell workstation. Amazingly fast performance.

Works great! Windows 10 boots with no problems. Used in a variety of configurations - SSDs as independent drives, such as Windows RAID 0 (meaningless for speed, but useful for any drive showing up as 1) and Ubuntu RAID (mdadm).

Plug and Play. It took a few computer reboots to format the drives, but once discovered everything worked great. I use this with 4 x 2TB m.2 cards, 8TB total. I use this to run my EWQL Hollywood Orchestra libraries. Super fast. Excellent investment!

I have an Ultra-SpeedDrive Quad NVMe M.2 PCIe card (with 2TB SDD card) on a Dell 5820T -Server installed, which was working conventional Toshiba hard drive with a capacity of 2 TB. At the same time I changed the boot location to boot from the new SDD card. The power conversion was nothing short of amazing! My server was often blocked with 100% disk usage due to disk accesses. After the conversion, the disk utilization is usually at 0%. My loading time went from over 10 minutes to around 20-30…

Ok I was looking for a PCIe M.2 card for a video rendering engine for our local film festival. I bought a Dell R820 with more cores, but I couldn't transfer data to it fast enough. I thought a Dell card would be perfect for a Dell server. A little more research on my part before hitting the buy button would have saved time. Who knew about shared processors? I definitely don't. When the card didn't work, I contacted Bloommax tech support. Through a series of very kind messages from Bloommax…