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LORDWORLD
Converts an 80 mm M-key NVME SSD to USB 3.0 using an RTL9210 controller in a case
This LORDWORLD adapter converts a single M-key NVMe SSD into an external USB 3.0 drive. The RTL9210 chipset handles the protocol translation inside a compact case. Only 80 mm modules are supported.
Builders with a spare M-key NVMe module gain portable storage at USB 3.0 speeds. Anyone holding a B-key or B/M-key SATA drive cannot use this enclosure. The PCB provides a 67-pin B-key socket that rejects SATA protocols entirely.
The adapter only accepts M-key NVMe SSDs in the 80 mm form factor. B-key and B/M-key SATA modules are physically incompatible and will not function. Verify the drive keying before purchase.
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Yes, the case is designed for 80 mm NVMe M-key M.2 SSDs and includes the RTL9210 PCBA.
The adapter has no active cooling; the chipset relies on the metal case to dissipate heat during sustained USB 3.0 workloads.
Yes, the package contains only the RTL9210 PCBA and enclosure; an M-key NVMe drive is not included.
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