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LORDWORLD SATA NGFF B+M to NVME M-Key Adapter JMB582 2280
Converts SATA NGFF B+M SSDs (2230/2242/2260/2280) to a desktop NVME M-Key slot using a JMB582 controller on a 22×110 mm board
- Converts SATA NGFF B+M SSDs to NVME M-Key desktop motherboards
- JMB582 controller enables protocol translation between interfaces
- Supports 2230 2242 2260 2280 form-factor SATA NGFF drives
- Compact 22 by 110 mm PCB fits standard expansion slots
- 6 mm slot height prevents accidental laptop M-Key installation
SATA NGFF B+M to NVME M-Key Adapter
This LORDWORLD adapter lets you install a SATA-based NGFF Key B+M SSD into a desktop motherboard PCI-E NVME M-key slot. The on-board JMB582 controller handles the protocol conversion so the drive appears as a standard SATA device to the system. It accepts NGFF modules in 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 lengths.
Builders adding SATA M.2 storage to an M-key slot
The card suits desktop users who have a spare M-key slot and want to reuse an existing SATA NGFF B+M drive. It will not work for laptop M-key slots because the NGFF connector sits 6 mm tall. Buyers needing native NVME speeds or a low-profile fit for a notebook should consider a different solution.
JMB582 controller enables SATA-to-PCIe bridging
The JMB582 chip translates SATA signals from the NGFF drive to the PCI-E lane provided by the M-key host connector. No extra drivers or software are bundled; the adapter is recognised by the BIOS and operating system as a standard SATA controller. The 22 x 110 mm PCB fits typical desktop expansion clearances.
Highlights
- Converts SATA NGFF B+M SSDs to NVME M-Key desktop motherboards
- JMB582 controller enables protocol translation between interfaces
- Supports 2230 2242 2260 2280 form-factor SATA NGFF drives
- Compact 22 by 110 mm PCB fits standard expansion slots
- 6 mm slot height prevents accidental laptop M-Key installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size SATA NGFF B+M SSD do I need to install on this adapter?
The adapter supports SATA NGFF B+M SSDs in 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 lengths.
Will this adapter let me use my SATA NGFF SSD in a desktop M-key slot?
Yes, it converts a SATA NGFF B+M SSD for use in a desktop motherboard PCI-E NVME M-key port via the JMB582 chipset.
How do I confirm the adapter is working after installation?
The SATA NGFF SSD should appear in BIOS and the operating system as a recognised storage device.
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