BGNing mSATA to SATA Converter Card Mini SATA to 7Pin PCI-e Extension Adapter Board Half-Size for 2.5 3.5 HDD SSD Hard Drive

BGNing mSATA to SATA Converter Card Mini SATA to 7Pin PCI-e Extension Adapter Board Half-Size for 2.5 3.5 HDD SSD Hard Drive

Name: BGNing mSATA to SATA Converter Card Mini SATA to 7Pin PCI-e Extension Adapter Board Half-Size for 2.5 3.5 HDD SSD Hard Drive
Brand: BGNing
SKU: 597846
Price: 6.99 USD
Rating: 9.8 (2 reviews)

$ 6.99

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This adapter card can be used to convert any SATA device to a mSATA card slot.

Supports the host mSATA slot but not the Mini PCIe slot, and is compatible with the Apple MacBook Air SSD Card.

1 x mSATA to SATA Half-Size Adapter is included in the package.

Any system can use it.

There is no requirement for a driver.

Questions & Answers

Is the extender as well as the screws included?

It looks exactly like the picture, with a small board and a black cable riser, as well as four small machine screws.

Selected User Reviews For BGNing mSATA to SATA Converter Card Mini SATA to 7Pin PCI-e Extension Adapter Board Half-Size for 2.5 3.5 HDD SSD Hard Drive

Works as an mSATA drive in an EVGA mITX MB and has a 500 MB R/W capacity

5/5

Make sure that mSATA is turned on. So far, the adapter has served me well. br>When I first connected the adapter, nothing happened, neither in Windows nor in BIOS. Well, stupid me, all I had to do was change the Mini PCIE switch in BIOS from "Mini PCIE" to "mSATA. " After that, it worked like a charm; I haven't tried to boot it yet, but I have no reason to doubt it. br>A Crucial BX500 240GB SSD was used in this test: 560MBs/511MBs read/write. br>It's worth noting that the EVGA BIOS still shows PCIE lanes as 1x16 (for GPU), indicating that the motherboard slot is acting as a single mSATA device rather than splitting PCIE channels. Also, not all motherboards have the ability to use the Mini PCIE slot as an mSATA port, but at $6 a pop, it's a bargain. br>The correct setting can be found under Advanced in the EVGA BIOS. Set Mini PCIE Switch to mSATA in Onboard Device Control, and then enable mSATA/Mini PCIE.

Miranda Russo

| Apr 22, 2021