SMUGDESK
SMUGDESK PCIe 3.0 Dual-Slot M.2 NVMe & SATA Adapter Card 2230-22110
Adds two M.2 slots for NVMe and SATA SSDs via PCIe 3.0, supporting 2230 to 22110 sizes and M-key, B-key, and B&M-key interfaces
- Add two M.2 drives in one PCIe slot
- PCIe 3.0 bandwidth keeps both drives running fast
- Fits 2230 to 22110 M.2 lengths
- Works with M-Key NVMe and B-Key SATA SSDs
- No driver needed for instant desktop upgrade
Dual-slot M.2 expansion card
This PCIe 3.0 adapter adds two independent M.2 slots to a desktop computer, accepting one NVMe drive and one SATA NGFF drive at the same time. It works with M-key, B-key and B&M-key modules in lengths from 2230 up to 22110. No drivers are required for operation.
Suits builders adding mixed NVMe and SATA drives
The card is aimed at users who want to run an NVMe SSD alongside a SATA NGFF SSD without occupying extra PCIe slots. It will not help anyone who needs more than two M.2 devices or who wants to boot from an NVMe drive on a motherboard that lacks PCIe boot support.
Simple plug-in installation
Insert the card into a free PCIe x4 or wider slot, secure the SSDs with the supplied screws, and power on the system. The most common issue is forgetting to enable the PCIe slot in the BIOS or using a slot wired for fewer lanes, which limits bandwidth for the NVMe drive.
Highlights
- Add two M.2 drives in one PCIe slot
- PCIe 3.0 bandwidth keeps both drives running fast
- Fits 2230 to 22110 M.2 lengths
- Works with M-Key NVMe and B-Key SATA SSDs
- No driver needed for instant desktop upgrade
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does this adapter need any cables or brackets beyond the PCIe 3.0 slot itself?
No, it installs directly into a free PCIe 3.0 slot and holds both M.2 drives on the card without extra cables.
Will my older SATA NGFF 2230 drive work in the same card as a newer NVMe 22110 drive?
Yes, the dual-slot design accepts B-Key or B&M-Key SATA drives and M-Key NVMe drives simultaneously across the full 2230-22110 size range.
How can I confirm both SSDs are running at PCIe 3.0 speeds after installation?
Check the BIOS or OS device manager; each drive should appear on its own M.2 port linked at PCIe 3.0 bandwidth.
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