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Supermicro AOC-SMG3-2H8M2-B M.2 Sata Nvme hybrid butterfly carrier card

Supermicro

Supermicro Intel motherboard

SKU CH-73Z7-N4KNJ

M.2 SATA/NVMe hybrid butterfly carrier card adds dual high-speed storage slots

  • CPU TypeATOM
  • Hybrid carrier supports both Sata and Nvme M.2 drives
  • Butterfly form factor fits dense server chassis
  • Supermicro engineering ensures enterprise-grade reliability
  • New condition guarantees full manufacturer specifications

Hybrid Butterfly Carrier Card

The Supermicro Aoc-Smg3-2H8M2-B is a carrier card that accepts M.2 SATA and NVMe drives in a hybrid butterfly layout. It is designed for builders who need to add high-density solid-state storage to a compatible host system.

Sata and Nvme interface limits

The card relies on the host platform to provide distinct SATA and PCIe lanes for each M.2 slot. Builders who need RAID across mixed drive types or more slots than the host wiring allows should verify lane allocation before purchase.

Highlights

  • Hybrid carrier supports both Sata and Nvme M.2 drives
  • Butterfly form factor fits dense server chassis
  • Supermicro engineering ensures enterprise-grade reliability
  • New condition guarantees full manufacturer specifications

Specifications

CPU TypeATOM

Questions about this item

Should I choose the SATA or NVMe version of this carrier card?

The AOC-SMG3-2H8M2-B is a hybrid butterfly carrier card that supports both SATA and NVMe M.2 drives simultaneously, so you do not need to choose between versions.

What does the hybrid SATA/NVMe support mean when the card is installed in a server?

It allows you to populate up to two M.2 drives — either SATA or NVMe — on a single add-in card, expanding storage without using additional drive bays or backplane ports.

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