💻 XT-XINTE Riser Card: PCIe USB 3.0 Port Multiplier for BTC Miner Machine - 1 to 4 PCI-E to PCI-E Converter Review

Not sure if it's the product itself and might need a driver but it finally worked and as of today I'm tearing down 3 GPUs on ONE of them . A fourth USB is not currently required, but I have little doubt it will work. Worth the little effort.

I managed to split the PCIe_1 slot on my MSI X470 motherboard (4x + 4x) so that I could use 6 Radeon VII GPUs with a Ryzen to the board 3200G , since PCIe_4 is not suitable for this processor. It was worth the $20 I spent compared to forgoing the M.2 NVMe SSD to try and use the adapter so as to add another PCIe slot.

This product does exactly what it is supposed to do. All I did was plug it in and it did the rest. When I'm ready to branch out and get a different setup I'll use this. You can buy a regular motherboard with 3 PCIE slots and still use 12 GPUs. That's the solution for sure. I highly recommend this product if you don't want to buy another motherboard.

Plugged into my pcie x 1 slot, automatically installed, computer restarted, checked in the device manager, switched off again, external GPU plugged in and it worked without any problems. I then added GPU one at a time, powering them off each time until the four extra slots were filled. For the record, I'm still using my x16 GPU slot, x8 for another GPU on a riser, plus 4 GPUs on risers connected to this unit.

I was able to split the PCIe_1 slot on my MSI X470 motherboard (4x + 4x) so I can connect 6 Radeon VII GPUs to the board with a Ryzen 3200G , since PCIe_4 cannot be implemented with this processor. It was worth the $20 I spent compared to forgoing the M.2 NVMe SSD to try and use the adapter to add another PCIe slot.

This product does exactly what it was designed to do. All I did was plug it in and it did the rest. When I'm ready to branch out and get a different setup I'll use this. You can buy a regular motherboard with 3 PCIE slots and still use 12 GPUs. That's the solution for sure. I highly recommend this product if you don't want to buy another motherboard.

Plug this into my PCIe x1 slot, it installed automatically, I restarted the computer, checked if it showed up in my device manager is turned off again and plugged in my external GPU is in it and it worked without any problems. I then added GPU one at a time, powering them off each time until the four extra slots were filled. For the record, I'm still using my x16 GPU slot, x8 for another GPU on a riser, plus 4 GPUs on risers connected to this unit.