PCIE3.0 to NVME Transfer Card M.2-SSD Port Conversion Card

PCIe or peripheral component interconnect express technology is an interface standard for connecting high-speed components. Every desktop computer motherboard has a number of PCIe slots that you can use to add GPUs (aka video cards), RAID cards, Wi-Fi cards, or SSDs (solid state drives). The types of PCIe slots available on your PC depend on the motherboard you purchase.

The third generation card is PCEI 3.0, which has more transmission power and bandwidth than the previous generation.

M.2 SSD memory is a type of solid state memory or Solid State Drive that is designed according to the specified specifications related to the computer industry and is actually a small form factor of the type of storage cards that are installed inside the device.

NVMe stands for non-volatile memory express (non-volatile memory host controller interface) and is a communication interface for SSD memories developed by a consortium consisting of companies such as Intel, Samsung, SanDisk, Dell and Seagate; This protocol actually enables the use of PCIe bus for SSD memories.

Using the NVMe protocol improves the speed of read and write I/Os; Also, the delay time is greatly reduced in these memories.

By using this conversion card, PCIE version 3.0 can be connected to the NVMW user interface on the M.2 memory and it has improved the speed and increased the speed.