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LORDWORLD
PCIe 5.0 x16 adapter holds four NVME drives at full speed on bifurcation-capable motherboards
This PCIe 5.0 x16 adapter holds four NVME SSDs and presents them to the CPU through bifurcated lanes. It is built for workstation users who need high-density storage on a single expansion slot.
The card only functions when the motherboard splits its x16 slot into four x4 links. Systems without bifurcation will see just one drive. No onboard hardware RAID controller is present.
Each lane delivers 4 GB/s under PCIe 5.0, giving up to 64 GB/s total bandwidth across the x16 interface. Virtual RAID is managed by the operating system or third-party software.
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The card holds four M.2 NVMe drives; SSDs are not included and must be bought separately.
The board must support PCIe bifurcation so the x16 link can split into four x4 lanes.
Each x4 drive can reach its full PCIe 5.0 speed because the 16 lanes provide 64 GB/s total bandwidth.
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