🔌 Ziyituod PCIe SATA Card, 4 Port SATA Expansion with 4 Cable Set – Marvell 9215 Non-Raid Controller, Support 4 SATA 3.0 Devices Review

First I connected an HD to the card and booted it up, everything was fine. Attempts to shut down the system, but it reboots instead. It's the same no matter HOW I turned off the power button through Windows and even slammed the system while holding down the power button. When I release the button, the system reboots. Even if you DISCONNECT the tower from the mains, it will still try to restart with the little energy left in the power supply! I've never tried it, except that a drive I plugged in

Advantages: Easy installation. 4 SATA ports. 4 SATA cables. It worked but not as expected. Disadvantages: caused system instability; endless system reboot instead of shutdown on command. From time to time, File Explorer would crash and I couldn't access any drive, including ones not connected to this device. delays begin. Sporadic system crashes. Additional Info: We found the disks and everything worked. Transfers were fast enough. However, I could not deal with the instability issues, which…

My Win10 X370 motherboard was overloaded with drives, but the temptation to buy multiple SSDs for specific tasks is too great at these prices. Luckily, instead of arguing about which drive to pull out, this PCIe SATA card provided 4 extra ports. So it wasn't difficult. Once the device was plugged in, the OS picked it up with no issues, and I started migrating some VMs from my nifty SSD to a 1TB SSD attached to this new PCIe card. I am attaching a photo of the transfer speed between the SSDs…

The card works great if you only support the drive, it supports all drives connected and everything at maximum transfer speed with no problems, excellent transfer speed between drives connected to the card and those that which are connected to the mother board but it causes my computer to turn on every time I turn it off and I checked this because when I remove the card the computer no longer has this restart problem and I was able to not prevent this, and so I saw that I'm not the only one who

The card works fine if you only support the drive, it supports all drives connected and they all have the maximum transfer speed without any problems, excellent transfer speed between the drives connected to the card and the drives connected to the motherboard, but my pc turns on each Once when I turn it off and I checked this as the pc no longer has this restart problem when I remove the card and I didn't manage to prevent it so I saw that I didn't get the only bin does anyone have this…

I'm helping a friend upgrade an old Windows XP tower. Windows Update for XP itself couldn't find any device drivers for this card, so I scanned the QR code that came in this adapter's box, which took me to http://www.ziyituod.net/ProDetail.aspx?ProId= 110 , unlike the previous reviews, this site is in English. Turn off the computer, install the adapter card, but do not insert the XP boot disk into this new adapter card, leave it connected to the motherboard SATA port. Turn on your computer…

Easy installation and plug-and-play operation as an optional card. Performance when using a single drive is excellent (the PCIe 1x interface becomes a bottleneck when multiple drives are used simultaneously). There were some compatibility issues trying to make this a bootable device, which I believe is due to my motherboard having Marvel SATA and SAS controllers on board. - The BIOS recognized this card and the drives attached to it normally and I was able to set the expected boot order of the…