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SMUGDESK M.2 NVMe to Mini SAS SFF-8087 4-Port SATA 3.0 Adapter
Converts an M.2 NVMe slot into a Mini SAS SFF-8087 link with four SATA 3.0 ports at 6Gbps for multi-drive storage expansion
- Bidirectional M.2 NVMe to Mini SAS SFF-8087 conversion
- Four independent SATA 3.0 ports at 6Gbps each
- Works with standard SATA HDDs and SSDs
- Sturdy build for continuous desktop or server use
- Simple plug-in installation for multi-drive expansion
Bidirectional M.2 NVMe and Mini SAS Adapter
This expansion card converts between an M.2 NVMe slot and a Mini SAS SFF-8087 interface. It is designed for system builders who need to connect multiple SATA drives through a single high-speed slot. The adapter suits desktops and servers requiring flexible storage expansion without adding a dedicated RAID controller. It targets users with available M.2 NVMe or Mini SAS connections.
Sturdy Circuitry with Four SATA 3.0 Ports
The board splits one Mini SAS SFF-8087 connector into four independent SATA 3.0 ports running at 6Gbps. Solid construction ensures durable operation during continuous multi-drive workloads. Standard SATA data and power cables attach directly to each port for straightforward drive installation. The layout supports mixed HDD and SSD configurations in everyday use.
Replaces Dedicated HBA Cards for SATA Arrays
This adapter upgrades setups that previously relied on a separate host bus adapter to run four SATA drives. The jump is worthwhile when an M.2 NVMe or Mini SAS slot is free and a full HBA is unnecessary. It is not for builders who need hardware RAID, NVMe passthrough, or more than four SATA connections.
Highlights
- Bidirectional M.2 NVMe to Mini SAS SFF-8087 conversion
- Four independent SATA 3.0 ports at 6Gbps each
- Works with standard SATA HDDs and SSDs
- Sturdy build for continuous desktop or server use
- Simple plug-in installation for multi-drive expansion
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the Mini SAS SFF-8087 port limit each SATA 3.0 drive to 6Gbps?
The four SATA 3.0 ports share the SFF-8087 link, so the combined throughput cannot exceed 6Gbps per port under load.
What clearance does the card need inside a chassis?
A standard low-profile bracket fits, but allow extra depth for the four right-angle SATA cables that plug into the breakout connector.
Which slot does the M.2 NVMe edge connector occupy during installation?
Insert the card into any M.2 M-key slot wired for NVMe, then secure the retention screw before attaching the Mini SAS cable.
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