Brand | KONYEAD |
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Item Weight | 13.4 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 7.87 x 5.71 x 1.57 inches |
Manufacturer | KONYEAD |
ASIN | B0CMPZQS81 |
Date First Available | November 6, 2023 |
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KONYEAD pcie4.0 x16 to m.2 m-Key nvme x 4 ssd Expansion Card with Heatsink,Supports 4 NVMe M.2 2280 up to 256Gbps,M2 Adapter Card 2280 Driver Free. Bifurcation Required…
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Brand | KONYEAD |
Hardware Interface | Solid State Drive, PCIE x 4, PCI |
Style | Classic |
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- [Important before purchase] The motherboard must support PCIe split(Bifurcation) function and be able to set PCIe X4X4X4X4 or 4X4 mode; the motherboard supports PCIe RAID function (the number of PCIe split channels varies from motherboard, some motherboards PCIe RAID is X8+X4+X4).
- [Lossless Transfer] RAID0 can consolidate the speed of all nvme drives to increase the read speed up to 14000MB/S.
- [High Quality] Using four power supply DC module can effectively protect the hard disk and data security.
- [Safe Power Supply] An aluminum alloy heat sink plate is fitted to help dissipate heat from the SSD effectively.The adapter is 12V to 3.3V with a 4-way 6A independent power module to meet the power supply requirements of high power SSDs.
- [Note]: The motherboard must support PCI-E split function and be able to set PCI-E X4X4X4 or 4X4 mode; the motherboard supports PCI-E RAID function (the number of PCI-E split channels varies from motherboard to motherboard, some motherboards PCI-E RAID is X8+X4+4X).This product does not include NVMe SSD Solid State Drive
- [Quality Service]If you have any questions about 3001k, please contact us by email, we are very happy to help you solve the problem.
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Value for money | — | 4.5 | 4.7 | 3.8 | 4.5 | 4.5 |
Quality of material | — | 4.6 | 4.8 | — | 4.0 | 4.0 |
Easy to install | — | 4.5 | — | 4.8 | 3.9 | 3.9 |
Sold By | Koneeda USA | JEYI Group | EZDIY-FAB | GLOTRENDS in US | Store4PC | Store4PC |
hardware interface | pci x 4, pci, solid state drive | solid state drive | pci x 4 | pci x 16 | pci, pci express x4 | pci x 4, pci x 8, pci x 16 |
operating system | — | — | — | Linux, Windows, Mac OS (Not support Windows 7/ Mac Pro 5.1) | Windows, Linux, Mac OS | Windows, Windows 8.1, Mac OS |
style | Classic | Classic | Classic | Quad M.2 NVMe to PCIe 4.0 X16 Adapter without PCIe Bifurcation Function | NVMe to PCIe Adapter Card | PCIe 3.0 x4 Adapter Card |
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Customers like the ease of installation of the card. However, some have mixed opinions on performance, and value.
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Customers are mixed about the performance of the card. Some mention that it works well, is very happy with the performance, and works perfectly in a raid configuration. However, some say that the card likes to run at 16x then this won't work at its rated speed or recognize all the drives.
"...Aside from the large price tag, and the spacing issue, so far it's working great...." Read more
"...Over a month later everything is still running great...." Read more
"...I had a hard time getting the device going, and I wouldn’t be surprised if there are many returns simply because of the lack of documentation...." Read more
"This card works flawlessly as long as your motherboard meets certain prerequisites and you correctly set things up in your motherboard's BIOS..." Read more
Customers find the installation process of the card to be easy.
"...The installation was as simple as installing any other PCI-E card. The hardest part was figuring out which of my slots was PCI-E 3.0 x16...." Read more
"Glad I found this. Works great, fast and no setup issue." Read more
"Very easy install. I will say be careful about how close it can get to your gpu if you mount it like that...." Read more
"...Great price, fast, thin card, easy to install, works immediately, no drivers needed, BUT ONLY 1 M.2 SSD works, it won't see the other 3 M.2 SSD's!!!..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the card. Some mention that it does the trick nicely at a good price, while others say that CPU's that can do this are very pricey.
"THIS CARD works ok in my Mid-2010 MacPro! Great price, fast, thin card, easy to install, works immediately, no drivers needed, BUT ONLY 1 M.2 SSD..." Read more
"...All the boards and CPU's that can do this, are VERY pricey, so it seems pointless to go that route, when I can just buy the 3002K and do the same..." Read more
"...your bios, but assuming you can this does the trick nicely and at a good price." Read more
"Great price...awesome performance...why did I not do this sooner?..." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the bifurcation of the card. They mention that their motherboard does not support PCIe bifuration, and that it only supports one SSD.
"...since I realized that the board I intend to use these on will not support Bifurcation in all the slots, just the first x16 slot...." Read more
"...Your motherboard MUST support PCIe bifurcation, which allows you to split up a PCIe slot such that multiple devices/cards/whatever can be plugged..." Read more
"POS. Only supports ONE SSD!!..." Read more
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In my case, the goal was to have 2 of these cards running with these low cost 4TB NVME drives that do work well and have decent speeds for what I need them for, giving me a total of 32TB for now. That, on top of the 28TB my current server has will give me much more space that I have desperately needed. I intend to take those 8 4TB 3.5" drives out of that Dell server, and put them into a MiniITX NAS case with a more modern board and CPU . Sadly, I just now realized that the CPU I purchased it does not have an integrated GPU, so once I get things set up, I will need to remove the temp GPU I use and hope I can use it without any, or with an HDMI dummy dongle so I can remote to it when I need to. All else fails, I can use a USB video adapter.
While I wait for all the parts to be received, I tested my first 4 x 4TB NVME drives that I already owned and ran into my first problem. With the 3001K, they all fit into the slots fine as there was a lot of space between the sockets, but could not test it without removing my GPU's in my main desktop. So when I got the 3002K, I started to make the swap, only to realize that the sockets are much closer together, and since I had applied the heat-sinks that come with the NVME drives to help keep the heat down, I found that the drives would not fit onto the 3002K, so with LOTS of patience, I was able to pry up the heat-sinks from 2 of the drives. I needed to be VERY careful as it used a VERY strong adhesive to keep the heat-sink on there, but I was able to get them off. Got the card installed into a Gen 4 riser cable I had to test in my main system, and the card so far is working great.
As expected, it's not hardware raid or anything. Each drive acts as a separate drive and using Windows, I was able to wipe them all and make a software raid with them. Clearly the down side to me doing things like this is if 1 drive fails, then anything that the failed drive had will be lost, with no way to recover it. As much as I would love to use mirroring, I just can't see wasting 16TB on that. The data won't change that often, so it should last me a very long time (In terms of the SSD life anyway, not counting some other hardware failure). Maybe once I get all the cards installed, I can make a striped RAID with software, but that means I will need to wait till I have all the drives I want, so I will play that by ear.
As for the speeds, when I tested, I was getting the drive's normal speeds at around 3200MBps Read/1800MBps Write which is fine by me. (the numbers from the app in my screenshot may be a little skewed as I had been transferring files that was paused)
Aside from the large price tag, and the spacing issue, so far it's working great. Already started to transfer the data off of my file server as a test. Once I get the new system set up, I will be buying four more drives to set up the 2nd card, as well as moving those 8 3.5" drives to the new case, with the RAID controller that the file server uses (Maybe). I may be able to combine the 8 3.5" drives with these to make 1 massive raid, but I would need to find some place to move all the data off the file server to do that, and I really don't have 24+TB of space between all my USB drives and all that lol.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023
In my case, the goal was to have 2 of these cards running with these low cost [[ASIN:B0BN5WXP8R4 4TB NVME drives]] that do work well and have decent speeds for what I need them for, giving me a total of 32TB for now. That, on top of the 28TB my current server has will give me much more space that I have desperately needed. I intend to take those 8 4TB 3.5" drives out of that Dell server, and put them into a [[ASIN:B09QKMQ1B1 MiniITX NAS case]] with a more [[ASIN:B088W66DQ7 modern board]] and [[ASIN:B08166SLDF CPU]]. Sadly, I just now realized that the CPU I purchased it does not have an integrated GPU, so once I get things set up, I will need to remove the temp GPU I use and hope I can use it without any, or with an HDMI dummy dongle so I can remote to it when I need to. All else fails, I can use a USB video adapter.
While I wait for all the parts to be received, I tested my first 4 x 4TB NVME drives that I already owned and ran into my first problem. With the 3001K, they all fit into the slots fine as there was a lot of space between the sockets, but could not test it without removing my GPU's in my main desktop. So when I got the 3002K, I started to make the swap, only to realize that the sockets are much closer together, and since I had applied the heat-sinks that come with the NVME drives to help keep the heat down, I found that the drives would not fit onto the 3002K, so with LOTS of patience, I was able to pry up the heat-sinks from 2 of the drives. I needed to be VERY careful as it used a VERY strong adhesive to keep the heat-sink on there, but I was able to get them off. Got the card installed into a Gen 4 riser cable I had to test in my main system, and the card so far is working great.
As expected, it's not hardware raid or anything. Each drive acts as a separate drive and using Windows, I was able to wipe them all and make a software raid with them. Clearly the down side to me doing things like this is if 1 drive fails, then anything that the failed drive had will be lost, with no way to recover it. As much as I would love to use mirroring, I just can't see wasting 16TB on that. The data won't change that often, so it should last me a very long time (In terms of the SSD life anyway, not counting some other hardware failure). Maybe once I get all the cards installed, I can make a striped RAID with software, but that means I will need to wait till I have all the drives I want, so I will play that by ear.
As for the speeds, when I tested, I was getting the drive's normal speeds at around 3200MBps Read/1800MBps Write which is fine by me. (the numbers from the app in my screenshot may be a little skewed as I had been transferring files that was paused)
Aside from the large price tag, and the spacing issue, so far it's working great. Already started to transfer the data off of my file server as a test. Once I get the new system set up, I will be buying four more drives to set up the 2nd card, as well as moving those 8 3.5" drives to the new case, with the RAID controller that the file server uses (Maybe). I may be able to combine the 8 3.5" drives with these to make 1 massive raid, but I would need to find some place to move all the data off the file server to do that, and I really don't have 24+TB of space between all my USB drives and all that lol.
A few things to keep in mind: The card marked as 3002K is NOT the usual x4x4x4x4 card that requires bifurcation to work. The 3002K card employs an ASM2824 switch chip. That chip is expensive, which explains the price. The cheap 3001K card does NOT have that switch chip.
The 3002K card will be exceptionally helpful if you can’t get the full 4 devices going even if you can use bifurcation. Often, you will see only 2 NVME devices due to a lack of PCIE lanes.
This card uses 8 PCIE lanes, and it switches them around as needed. For that, you MUST switch off any bifurcation, and you must set the slot to AUTO in BIOS.
The spacing of the 4 NVME dives is very tight, devices with bolt-on heatsinks will not fit. You may want to look for a similar ASM2824-equipped. card with an integrated heatsink/fan.
A lot of the comments here are confusing because they refer to different devices.
The cheap 3001K will work without problems in an expensive Threadripper system with lots of PCIE lanes. The expensive 3002K card will work with CPUs with limited PCIA lanes, as it needs only PCIE x8.
Importantly, this card allocates a full 4 PCIe lanes to each SSD, allowing for a maximum of ~4GB/s per SSD for PCIe 3.0 and 8GB/s per SSD for PCIe 4.0. There are many similar cards on amazon but they all seem to give each SSD 2 or even just one PCIe lane, which will compromise performance.
So if you're looking to, for example, make an SSD RAID, this is the card for you. I have these installed in a high speed file server with dual 40GbE ethernet links ganged together for a 80GbE pipe to my main workstation (through a 40GbE switch of course) and 4 SSDs using 'just' PCIe 3.0 easily saturate that connection, hitting roughly 9.5GB/s or 95% of the link's theoretical 10GB/s bandwidth. (Note: Doing so requires using NVMe over TCP and using a dual port 40GbE ethernet card that supports TCP offloading like one of Chelsio's terminator series adapters)
So I've put this card through its paces. It doesn't really do anything, itself, it is mostly just a break out board, dividing 16 PCIe lanes between for NVMe drives.
Because of that, this won't work with just any motherboard. Your motherboard MUST support PCIe bifurcation, which allows you to split up a PCIe slot such that multiple devices/cards/whatever can be plugged into that single slot (using riser cards, or an adapter card like this one). And you MUST correctly set this up in your bios settings. For this card, you'll want to change the slot's bifurcation mode to 4x4x4x4x - which, and this should come as no surprise - tells it to act like four 4x PCIe slots.
If your motherboard does not support PCIe bifurcation, then you will only be able to use/see the first drive on this card and won't be able to utilize the other 3 NVMe slots. This is not the card's fault, but a fact of life. You gotta get a fancy motherboard to do fancy things, unfortunately.
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先ずはホームフォルダー、、システムを気にせず一時ファイル措きたい放題
2番、処理データ用
3番、アプリケーションの仮想記憶ディスク
4番、アプリのカタログファイル置き場
容量も都合によりいつでもアップできるので ありがたいです
ただ、M2 NVMeの空き間隔が狭く、ヒートシンク付きだと鑑賞し合うかもしれません。