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SMUGDESK NVMe Mini PCIe PCIe X1 to Dual PCI Riser Card ASM1083 60cm USB 3.0 Cable

SKU CH-ATVF-XAJ0W

Converts NVMe, Mini PCIe, or PCIe X1 slots into two 32-bit PCI slots at 33/66MHz via ASM1083 chip with 60cm USB 3.0 cable

  • Connect NVMe M.2, Mini PCIe or PCIe X1 slots to dual 32-bit PCI cards
  • Expand legacy PCI sound, network or industrial I/O cards via two 33/66MHz slots
  • ASM1083 bridge chip provides PCIe 1.1 x1 2.5Gb/s bandwidth compliant with PCI 3.0
  • 60cm USB 3.0 cable enables flexible internal routing and space-saving installation
  • Windows 711 and Linux compatible with plug-and-play operation requiring no driver installation

Triple Input Compatibility

This adapter converts an NVMe M.2, Mini PCIe, or PCIe X1 host slot into two standard 32-bit PCI slots. It targets desktop builders and industrial users who need to run legacy PCI sound, network, or I/O cards on modern motherboards that lack native PCI connectors. The ASM1083 bridge chip handles the translation without requiring driver installation on most Windows 711 or Linux systems.

Dual PCI Output Capacity

The board provides two 32-bit PCI slots operating at 33 or 66MHz, giving enough bandwidth for typical legacy peripherals such as audio interfaces or industrial controllers. Bandwidth is limited to the upstream PCIe 1.1 x1 link at 2.5Gb/s, so high-throughput cards like RAID controllers or gigabit NICs will saturate the link and run below their rated speed. The 60cm USB 3.0 cable aids routing but does not increase available throughput.

PCIe 1.1 x1 Interface Limits

The ASM1083 chip is compliant with PCIe 1.1 and PCI 3.0 specifications, fixing the maximum signaling rate at 2.5Gb/s over a single lane. This ceiling is set by the host slot and bridge silicon, not by the cable length or slot count. Devices that expect PCIe 2.0 or 3.0 x1 speeds will negotiate down to 1.1, and multi-function cards share the single lane, so simultaneous heavy traffic on both PCI slots will contend for the same 2.5Gb/s pipe.

Highlights

  • Connect NVMe M.2, Mini PCIe or PCIe X1 slots to dual 32-bit PCI cards
  • Expand legacy PCI sound, network or industrial I/O cards via two 33/66MHz slots
  • ASM1083 bridge chip provides PCIe 1.1 x1 2.5Gb/s bandwidth compliant with PCI 3.0
  • 60cm USB 3.0 cable enables flexible internal routing and space-saving installation
  • Windows 711 and Linux compatible with plug-and-play operation requiring no driver installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this riser work with my existing 32-bit PCI sound and network cards that run at 33 or 66 MHz?

Yes, the adapter provides two 32-bit PCI slots compliant with PCI 3.0 and supports both 33 MHz and 66 MHz legacy cards such as sound, network, and industrial I/O devices.

How can I verify the ASM1083 bridge is operating at the expected 2.5 Gb/s link speed after installation?

Check the device manager or lspci output for the ASMedia ASM1083 bridge; it should report a PCIe 1.1 x1 link running at 2.5 Gb/s, confirming the chip is functioning at its specified bandwidth.

Does the package include the 60 cm USB 3.0 cable, or do I need to buy a separate cable for power and routing?

The 60 cm USB 3.0 cable is included in the box for flexible internal routing; no additional cable purchase is required for the riser to function.

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