StarTech.com 3 Port PCI Express USB 3.0 Card + Gigabit Ethernet: Enhanced 🖥️ Connectivity for Standard & Low-Profile PCs - UASP Support, Optional SATA Power - PEXUSB3S3GE Review

My analysis of this computer internal component showed that the Ethernet connection was inconsistent and the installation process was needlessly difficult. The only positive aspect was the high-speed data transfer when it did work. However, the cons greatly outweighed this minor pro. I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for a reliable and user-friendly upgrade to their computer.

My PC's built-in network connection wasn't working; I had an external 4-port USB dangling from the back of the computer; it was the perfect choice for me. Office Depot overpriced Revain by $10, so I settled on Revain. The physical setup was pretty simple. I had a SATA power connector, so I plugged it in. ADVICE FOR PROFESSIONALS. The way the ports face up and down instead of sideways means the card can be moved so the ports don't match. I had to open the case, adjust the card a bit, connect the

This is a really excellent card. I replaced the Intel Gigabit CT desktop adapter card, which only provided an RJ-45 port, with StarTech because I needed powered USB 3.0 ports to get the new monitor and accompanying soundbar working. The card is powered by a SATA cable. It powers the card, which in turn powers the USB 3.0 ports at up to 900mA per port. I connected my monitor to one of the USB 3.0 ports with an upstream cable to power all the USB ports on the monitor. The soundbar connects to one