SIIG, Inc
SIIG, Inc SC-SAEB12-S1 SATA PCIe x1 2-Port Host Card
Adds two SATA 300 ports via PCIe x1 with 3.0 Gbit/s transfer and NCQ support
- Add two SATA drives via a single PCIe x1 slot
- Up to 3.0 Gb/s transfer speed for faster storage
- Native Command Queuing boosts drive efficiency
- Supports 48-bit LBA for drives up to 4TB
- RoHS compliant for environmentally safer components
Two SATA ports on PCIe x1
This SIIG host controller adds two 7-pin Serial ATA connections to a desktop computer through a single PCI Express x1 slot. It supports up to two SATA hard drives and is compliant with RoHS environmental standards. The card uses a plug-in form factor and ships as a single retail unit.
Sustained transfer up to 2.34 Gbit/s
The controller delivers data transfer rates up to 2.34 Gbit/s under continuous load. Features such as Native Command Queuing, non-zero offsets NCQ and out-of-order data delivery NCQ maintain consistent throughput during extended operations. Independent command fetch and scatter/gather execution further stabilise performance over long periods.
48-bit LBA for 4 TB drives
The single specification that determines compatibility is 48-bit LBA support, which enables the card to address drives up to 4 TB in capacity. Without this addressing capability, larger SATA drives would not be fully recognised by the system.
Highlights
- Add two SATA drives via a single PCIe x1 slot
- Up to 3.0 Gb/s transfer speed for faster storage
- Native Command Queuing boosts drive efficiency
- Supports 48-bit LBA for drives up to 4TB
- RoHS compliant for environmentally safer components
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the PCIe x1 SATA card run hot or draw extra power when both 7-pin ports are used all day?
The card uses a single PCIe x1 lane and supports two Serial ATA ports at up to 2.34 Gbit/s, with no active cooling required.
What cables or drives must I already have to connect storage to the two 7-pin Serial ATA ports?
You need up to two Serial ATA drives and standard 7-pin SATA data cables; the card provides the host interface only.
Will the 3.0 Gb/s SATA II controller work with the older SATA drives I want to keep?
The host controller delivers up to 3.0 Gb/s and supports 48-bit LBA for drives up to 4 TB, so existing Serial ATA drives will operate at their rated speed.
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