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popularphoinix | Staff posted Aug 2, 2026 5:35 AM

$13.49* | Sabrent NVMe M.2 SSD to PCIe Card w/ Aluminum Heat Sink at Amazon

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Aug 3, 2026 11:38 PM
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kenp1980mAug 3, 2026 11:38 PM
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Working great so far. Got them maybe a week or so ago. I have 2 256gb nvmes. I think they're gen 2, so not super fast. Still a whole lot faster than my 4tb 3.5" hdd. Not nearly as fast as my Samsung 9100 pro 2tb and 1tb but it's nice to have them for VM backups. The drives stay cool enough.
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Take note of the PCIe key, this requires a 4x slot or bigger.

Often a motherboard will only have a 1x slot left. You can get a 1x card but you will be bottlenecking your SSD speeds to 2,000 MBps or less
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Note: if you're going to use this in an older computer and use it as the boot disk, it may not be able to see it during boot. To get around that, you can make a bootable usb flash drive with Clover Bootloader software. Just search for "Clover Bootloader Github". The computer boots from Clover Bootloader and then is able to see the boot disk and boot from it.
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katapaltesToday 3:31 AM
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Quote from Brewedcoffee :
Note: if you're going to use this in an older computer and use it as the boot disk, it may not be able to see it during boot. To get around that, you can make a bootable usb flash drive with Clover Bootloader software. Just search for "Clover Bootloader Github". The computer boots from Clover Bootloader and then is able to see the boot disk and boot from it.
Neat. I always assumed I'd do another BIOS mod for my Ivy Bridge system to boot from NVMe. I had to do that to enable ReBAR.
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dealmeister3000Today 9:46 AM
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You can find all manner of these on Aliexpress all day long.

My favorite has dual m.2 slots in a half height configuration and allows stacking a pcie x4 half height card.


Just make sure your motherboard can split PCIE slots.

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