It's an enticing prospect, with the ability to add more SSD storage with one PCIe slot, but you might be wondering how well ...

Sabrent Quad NVMe SSD to PCIe 4.0 X16 Card. This adapter allows you to add up to four PCIe Gen 4 3 or 2 M.2 M Key SSDs into your system through the use of a single PCIe X16 slot.

Next, select the new microSD card or NVMe SSD from the Copy To Device dropdown menu. An NVMe SSD will usually be named /dev/nvme0n1 in this menu. Click Start to begin copying your microSD card.

Oh, didn't notice it has a PCIe switch onboard, just assumed it was an m.2 -> PCIe slot adapter. Not sure that it needs any drivers, it's a PCIe switch, so should work at the bare PCIe protocol.

However, it uses a different connector that mates with the provided single 4-slot PCIe M.2/NVMe adapter card. Said adapter is held in place by a captive thumb screw for easy removal.

For the record, MicroSD Express already supports NVMe drives at PCIe 3.0 1x speed (SD 7.0 standard), so this is an adapter to use a SSD in m.2 2230 form factor instead of a MicroSD Express card.

For instance, I’ve built quite a few adapters for reviving old laptops – i.e. small-footprint mPCIe to M.2 M-key NVMe adapters, which me and my friends use to put fast and cheap NVMe SSDs into ...

March 6, 2025 — HighPoint Technologies announced the availability of customizable UBM (Universal Backplane Management)/VPP (Virtual Presence and Power) firmware packages for its PCIe Gen5 and 2nd-Gen ...

NVMe itself is only up to 2.0 (less than a year old), and NVMe 1.0 required at least PCIe 2.1. The earliest non-exotic (i.e. m.2 form factor instead of full PCIe card) consumer NVMe drives (e.g ...

Now it is time to add the NVMe adapter complete with an optional (not included) drive. In step 17, I’d recommend putting the R2048 rivet in first, and then securing the NVMe PIP with the two M2 ...