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Green circuit board with five SATA ports and a PCIe connector

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Vszerda 1 to 5 Port SATA 3.0 Expansion Card

SKU CH-CSHH-CD36P

Adds five SATA 3.0 ports to a motherboard using a single existing connection

  • Add up to five SATA drives from one port
  • SATA 3.0 controller supports port multiplier
  • Riser card design fits standard motherboard slots
  • Hub adapter expands storage for HDD computers

1 to 5 Port SATA 3.0 Expansion Card

This Vszerda adapter adds up to five SATA 3.0 ports through a single existing connection. It suits desktop builders who need more drive bays than the motherboard provides. The card functions as a port multiplier hub for mechanical hard drives. Installation fits standard expansion slots inside the computer case.

SATA 3.0 interface

The controller operates at SATA 3.0 speed for each connected drive. Bandwidth is shared across the multiplied ports from the single upstream link. Systems without a free SATA header cannot use this multiplier. Builders requiring independent high-throughput channels for every drive should consider a multi-lane host bus adapter instead.

Highlights

  • Add up to five SATA drives from one port
  • SATA 3.0 controller supports port multiplier
  • Riser card design fits standard motherboard slots
  • Hub adapter expands storage for HDD computers

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the SATA 3.0 rating mean for drive speed in my computer?

SATA 3.0 supports up to 6 Gbit/s per port, so each connected drive can reach that ceiling if the drive itself is rated for it.

Does the SATA 3.0 interface limit the total bandwidth when all five ports are used?

The card uses a single upstream SATA 3.0 link, so the 6 Gbit/s maximum is shared across all five ports when multiple drives are active.

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