MSATA Adapter Card Aluminum Heatsink Review

documentation ZERO. Zero links to documentation. Zero Name to even find help on Reddit or elsewhere. That does not work. Insert a new NVME disk and the machine cannot see it. BIOS checked. A red light comes up on boot but no DOCUMENTATION anywhere who knows what that means. Will most likely come back tomorrow.

No more NVMe disk read/write speed but no more obstacles to PVIe x16 connection if needed functionality on Mac Pro 5.1 (ROM: 144.0.0.0.0 ) , which can be removed when you have a chance to install the system. Ahora howl pore el crecimiento de los discotheques installed en ella.

Does exactly what it says on the tin, no frills. I can't boot NVMe on my old Dell Precision T3600 with this card, but I can boot mSATA and M.2 SATA, it's a limitation of my PC, not the card itself. Older 2nd and 3rd gen Intel systems have it possibly problems booting from NVMe just because they are old. The drive banks are as good as the drives themselves, full PCIe 3 speeds on my 8th gen board. You need available SATA ports on your board or other PCIe card for this product to read your mSATA…

My older FreeNAS/TrueNAS server was already running SATA SSDs, so I wanted to speed it up by adding more storage capacity. So instead of buying larger SATA drives, I bought this and an NVMe drive, which made an even bigger difference than I expected. In addition, I boot the operating system from the 32GB mSATA drive that is also installed on this card, freeing up more space and cables. Sure, it still uses the SATA connector on the motherboard, but removing the power cable has greatly improved…

Many companies are overpriced, ASUS, MSI etc all 50.00 and up. It was a small thing and the quality and performance are excellent. Do your wallet a favor, everything I've ever bought from this company has been a big bang and hasn't broken the bank.

This is a great idea for using NVME SSDs in a system that doesn't have a socket, or in a system that loses existing SATA ports when using them (Like mine ). However, this is the second one I've received (the first one has already been returned) and both had the same issue. One of the capacitors is missing from the package. Be sure to check before installing. And there is no one to turn to either on the Revain site or in the pack for assistance.

My Mac Pro keeps restarting. The card glows red. A brand new NVME drive is not recognized. Come back for something better and compatible

Item caught fire after being in use for a week. Luckily someone was there to shut off the power or a deadly fire could break out. At least a replacement once the problem is fixed. If the NVME memory is corrupted, it must also be replaced. Update: NVME memory was fine - motherboard PCI slot was destroyed.

Seriously, don't waste your time. I hooked this up and ran a test only to suddenly blow the inductor on the board, but it hit about 420Mbps before it blew.

Firstly, Revain, I am unable to contact this seller directly which is why I am writing this review. I wouldn't have known the device was melted unless I wanted to move the Msata drive to another computer. But even after the glitch it still worked. I would say buy at your own risk and test this out before making the install permanent and closing your shop. Seller if you see this please contact me.

Concept of using NVME SSDs in one system that doesn't have a socket, or for a system that loses existing SATA connectors when used (like mine). However, this is the second one I've received (the first one has already been returned) and both had the same issue. One of the capacitors is missing from the package. Be sure to check before installing. And there is no one to turn to either on the Revain site or in the pack for assistance.

On my old FreeNAS/TrueNAS server was already running SATA SSDs, so I wanted to improve its performance by increasing the storage capacity. So instead of buying larger SATA drives, I bought this and an NVMe drive, which made an even bigger difference than I expected. In addition, I boot the operating system from the 32GB mSATA drive that is also installed on this card, freeing up more space and cables. Sure, it still uses the SATA connector on the motherboard, but removing the power cable has…