Add 2 SATA 6 Gbps Ports to a Computer with Startech PCI Express Expansion Card

This PCI Express expansion card allows users to add two SATA 6 Gbps ports to their computer, providing flexibility for connecting internal or external storage devices. It is ideal for users who need additional storage options without opening their computer case or replacing existing components. The card supports both internal and external drives, making it suitable for a variety of setups including desktops and servers. It is particularly useful for those looking to upgrade or expand their storage capabilities without the need for a full system overhaul.

The expansion card uses the PCI Express interface, ensuring compatibility with most modern motherboards that have available PCIe slots. It supports SATA 6 Gbps speeds, which are essential for high-performance storage devices like SSDs. Users can connect up to two SATA devices, which can be either internal hard drives or external enclosures. This makes it a versatile solution for both data storage and backup needs.

Installation is straightforward, requiring only a free PCIe slot and proper power connections. The card typically comes with necessary mounting hardware and instructions for easy setup. No additional software is usually required, as the card is plug-and-play compatible with most operating systems. Users should ensure their system has a compatible PCIe slot and sufficient power supply to support the connected storage devices.

This expansion card is best suited for users who need extra storage connectivity without the complexity of internal drive bays or external docks. It is commonly used in environments where additional storage is needed for media editing, data archiving, or server applications. However, it does not include any storage drives itself, so users must have their own SATA drives or enclosures ready for use.

Brand: Startech
Model: PCI Express Expansion Card
Specifications: 2 x SATA 6 Gbps ports, PCI Express interface
Features: Supports internal and external SATA devices, plug-and-play compatibility