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Kevin
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de marzo de 2025
I bought two of these to install in my work station, I was able to get all 4 drives working without any issues. They are reasonably priced and work exactly as they should. Fair warning, in order to get both slots working your motherboard will need to support PCIe bifurcation (lane splitting) in order to work. More then likely of you don’t have a workstation motherboard you won’t be able to use dual drive cards.
Juan Salinas
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de febrero de 2025
Using this with two enterprise U.2 Samsung SSDs for my Proxmox OS drive. Just had to setup bifurcation on the PCIe slot and Promox then recognized both drives and was able to use them for the OS and local storage.
Johann Smith
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de enero de 2025
The U.2 to PCIe adapter works flawlessly! Installation was simple, and it performs exactly as expected without any issues. The build quality is solid, and it’s a reliable choice for adding U.2 drives to your setup. Highly recommended for a hassle-free experience!
Omar Assadi
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de julio de 2024
Pros:1. It works as it claims on the tin; I bifurcated a PCI-E x8 slot into x4x4, plugged two drives into the ports on the card, and slotted it into the system; everything was recognized without any issues.2. It comes with an included screwdriver plus 10 screws. Two are required for mounting the bracket to the card, but the other eight are exactly what you need for two U.2 drives.Contrary to other peoples' experiences, they were all the perfect length for my drives (Micron 9200 Max 2.4TB + a Toshiba/Kioxia drive I shouldn't name).3. This may be a con or a pro, but it comes with a low-profile bracket plus a full-size bracket. While it may sound like a pro, the current packaging does not come with either pre-installed, so you will need to fiddle with a few extra screws, and personally, with the size of the card, I don't think the LP bracket makes much sense.Cons/user-error:On the not-so-ideal plus user-error side, due to the vertical design of the card combined with a relatively high mounting position of the SFF-8639 / U.2 ports, the card is slightly larger than you might imagine.I glanced at the specs and did the rough math, but forgot to consider the height of the motherboard and slot itself. As a result, while the advertised dimensions clock slightly below the limit for a 3U chassis, you will be in trouble if you try using this in anything smaller than 4U or a full/larger-end-of-mid-size ATX chassis.This manufacturer could potentially adjust this in a future revision of the PCB by lowering the location of the ports on the card. But I suspect the position was chosen for signal integrity — the speeds of these cards may make it difficult to create something more compact without adding additional cost for PCB layers.If you're in a similar situation as I am, with a quirky Supermicro SC836 / CSE-836 3U or similar, you should look for alternatives. However, I haven't seen a significantly more compact vertical card yet, and space/thermal constraints would likely make mini-SAS to U.2 difficult if you're using the front internal bays especially.Horizontal cards may work, but ensure you have clearance on the slot itself; in my case, I am using the first slot of an X9DRi-LN4F+ since it is wired for x8 electrical, but the position of the DIMM slots would rule out that option.
Jim
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de julio de 2024
Works fine with one but adding the second (with bifurcation on) did not work at all. YMMV.
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