nVME PCIe3.0 Extension Cable 20cms

I use it in my Intel NUC 12 Extreme (Dragon Canyon) + Hynix Gold P31 for the rear NVME SSD because it gets very hot even while idle if CPU or GPU-intensive work. I used the adapter to move the NVME SSD to the bottom, and now it idles at around 40C. But before, the SSD idled at 60-70C. It's an excellent device for money. I recommend! However, the Samsung 980 Pro does not work with this adapter. It seems that only low-power SSDs work, like Hynix P31/P41

I got this adapter (the one with silver cable) to extend the location of an M.2 port on several pc's. I bought one extension cable to test, with the intention to buy others. First, I tested on a an HP ProDesk 600 G3 Desktop Mini. The idea was to extend the port and add an adapter, so I can add an external gpu. I wanted an extension cable to allow for me to use the same occulink external gpu to be used on different devices (each with their own extension cable). I purchased two m.2 to occulink adapters. They both failed with this extension, but worked without it. I was ready to ship this back!! Then, i rembered... i have a Corsair One i160 PC. The issue with this pc is that you have to remove the graphics card in order to get to the m.2 slot. It only has one m.2 slot. If i ever want to change out my nvme ssd, it is doable but a bit troublesome. With this extension cable, I was able to fix that issue. Tested it, and it works!! Now, I can access the port, I'm SO happy. I never tested the speed before I installed and haven't tested it yet! I may update this in the future. I'm sad it didn't work for extending and adding an occulink port, but so happy it works for my nvme ssd.

I regularly swap SSDs depending on what I am doing. On my desktop the SSD is located behind the DVD burner, so each time I had to remove the DVD burner to get to the SSD. This extender solves that problem very well. The cable is long enough to attach the far end to the case in an easy to access spot. So far I have not seen any issues with the SSD being located on the end of the cable. The read/write speeds seem unchanged, I have not had any obvious data corruption issues. The socket for the SSD seems of reasonable quality. I have only had this for a short while so I cannot comment on its longevity. If you need to gain easier access to your SSD, this is a good solution.

ssd disappears after several hours of usage

I needed to move my SSD off the motherboard so it wouldn't get cooked by my graphics card. This adapter with a 3D printed mount came out looking pretty good. No notable performance impact on PCIe 3.0.

Nothing wrong with this product. It works. But is difficult to use for the 2 lenovo legion go back plate that i purchased from here. Sits awkward and I feel ill break the 2280 ssd. Its not this products fault. Its how yhe backplate was 3d printed. But this product does work and reads my 4tb ssd.

I'm using this to remote-mount an m.2 storage adapter remotely where I couldn't have been able to fit it otherwise. I used some double-stick tape to attach it to the inside of my case. Install is a touch fiddly, but it works great. The PCB has some corrugations in it so it can be snapped-off to fit various size m.2 slots

It works, but expect an extreme slowdown. :-( the attached was with a SN850X.

Used to connect a nvme with big heatsink works as it should

stopped working after 1.5m but seller solved the issue very quickly

Works fine for what it is, but this is the slower speed Gen 3 so if your device is Gen 4 u will have the speed reduced by half.

J ai installe mon 970 evo plus directement sur le bas du boitier La temperature ne depasse pas les 34C pendanr une partie de Sniper Temperature au repos 30 C, aucun ralentissement dans les donnees (3.0x4) Une question s impose , comment cet extension se comporterait sur 4.0x4 avec un 980pro Le 4.0x4 avec un 980pro samsung est le double en benchmark ? Ok J ai essaye l extension sur un port 4.0 X 4 oups la moitie moins vite 6300 a 3000 mb/sec

Se adapta perfectamente a la SSD m.2 nvme de 1tb pero el ordenador me hace pantallazo. Al quitarlo y dejar solo mi SSD el ordenador vuelve a funcionar. Dinero tirado.