Vszerda
Vszerda ph44 4-port NVMe expansion card
Adds four NVMe drives over a PCIe x16 link with per-drive activity LEDs and soft RAID support
- Four LEDs show each drive's activity status
- High-power DC chip keeps all SSDs running steadily
- Windows 10 soft RAID across four disks supported
- PCIe x16 split design works with PCIe 3.0 and 4.0
- Each slot delivers 32 Gbps bandwidth for NVMe drives
Four-port NVMe expansion card
The Vszerda ph44 adds four M.2 NVMe drives to a desktop system through a single PCIe x16 slot. Each port operates at up to 32 Gbps and the card supports PCIe 3.0 and 4.0 transport protocols. Four on-board LEDs show individual drive activity so you can monitor access at a glance. The thickened PCB and high-power DC chip keep all four SSDs running steadily.
Builders who want a compact RAID array
This card suits users building a four-drive NVMe array with software RAID under Windows 10. It is not for systems lacking PCIe bifurcation support or for anyone needing hardware RAID acceleration. Builds limited to x8 or x4 electrical links cannot feed all four ports at full speed. Laptop or small-form-factor owners without a full-length slot should look elsewhere.
PCIe x16 bifurcation requirement
The card demands a motherboard that can split a PCIe x16 slot into four x4 lanes. Without that capability the four SSDs will not all operate at the rated 32 Gbps each. Verify your platform documentation before purchase.
Highlights
- Four LEDs show each drive's activity status
- High-power DC chip keeps all SSDs running steadily
- Windows 10 soft RAID across four disks supported
- PCIe x16 split design works with PCIe 3.0 and 4.0
- Each slot delivers 32 Gbps bandwidth for NVMe drives
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much power does the card draw when four NVMe SSDs are running all day?
The imported high-power DC power chip ensures stable operation of each M.2 NVMe SSD under continuous load.
Does my motherboard need PCIe bifurcation to use all four slots on this x16 card?
The motherboard must support PCIe splitting or PCIe RAID functions to address the four NVMe drives individually.
Will the ph44 work with PCIe 3.0 motherboards or only PCIe 4.0?
The card supports both PCIe 3.0 and 4.0 transport protocols, so it functions on either generation.
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