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Green half-size circuit board with SATA connector and mSATA slot

YINGHUA

YINGHUA mSATA to SATA Converter Card Half-size 2.5 3.5

SKU CH-V077-N4CV8

Converts half-size mSATA drives to standard 2.5 or 3.5 SATA connections

  • TypePCI to USB Card
  • Converts mSATA drives to standard SATA connections
  • Half-size form factor fits 2.5 and 3.5 inch drive bays
  • 7-pin PCI-e extension adapter enables direct motherboard installation
  • Supports HDD and SSD storage devices via SATA interface

mSATA to SATA converter card

This half-size adapter board lets you install an mSATA solid-state drive into a standard SATA drive bay. It presents a 7-pin SATA interface so the drive appears as a regular 2.5 or 3.5 inch storage device to the host system.

Half-size form factor limits installation options

The compact half-size design fits only motherboards or riser cards that expose a half-length PCI-e slot for the adapter itself. Builders needing a full-height bracket or a second mSATA slot will find this card unsuitable.

Highlights

  • Converts mSATA drives to standard SATA connections
  • Half-size form factor fits 2.5 and 3.5 inch drive bays
  • 7-pin PCI-e extension adapter enables direct motherboard installation
  • Supports HDD and SSD storage devices via SATA interface

Specifications

TypePCI to USB Card

Questions about this item

Does the half-size mSATA card fit both 2.5 and 3.5 drive bays?

The adapter board is built for half-size mSATA modules and provides a standard SATA connector that works with either 2.5 or 3.5 drives.

What does the 7-pin SATA interface actually deliver in a real system?

It passes the mSATA signal through to a regular SATA port so the drive appears as a normal SATA device to the motherboard.

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