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Low-profile PCIe Gen4 x16 card holds two NVMe M.2 SSDs and supports VROC RAID 0 on bifurcation-capable motherboards
The Fervit Low Profile Dual NVME M.2 to PCIe Gen4 x8 x16 RAID Card installs two NVME SSDs into a single PCIe slot. Its low-profile bracket fits 1U chassis where space around the slot is limited. The card carries no hardware RAID controller; it relies on the host platform for drive management. Two drives can operate at full speed simultaneously when the platform provides the necessary PCIe lanes.
This adapter only works on motherboards that support PCIe bifurcation so the x16 slot can be split into two x8 links. Without bifurcation the board will see only one of the two installed SSDs. It is designed for Windows 10 or 11 systems that can create VROC soft RAID volumes, or for users who prefer third-party software RAID. Builders whose platforms lack bifurcation or VROC support should look at a single-drive riser instead.
Each NVME drive receives a dedicated PCIe Gen4 x8 connection, giving both drives full Gen4 x8 bandwidth at the same time. Onboard high-power DC modules deliver stable power for sustained dual-drive workloads. The card holds two M.2 NVME SSDs and does not add any hardware RAID overhead. Storage headroom is therefore limited to the two installed drives and the RAID mode configured in the operating system.
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Yes, the card requires a motherboard with bifurcation support to split the PCIe lanes; without it only one NVME drive will be recognised.
The dual NVME design allows both drives to operate at full speed at the same time when the motherboard provides bifurcated PCIe channels.
Open the Intel VROC utility or Disk Management and verify the array appears as a single volume with the combined capacity of both NVME drives.
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