Quad U.2 SSD to PCIe 4.0 X16 Adapter: By installing 4 U.2 SSDs on this PCIe 4.0 X16 adapter, your computer will be able to access 4 U.2 SSDs at the same time
Hardware Platform: Support Soft RAID in Intel/AMD platform, not support Mac Pro 5.1 (Note: To set up Intel’s RAID-on-CPU (VROC), you need to purchase your license)
Create a lasting memory for yourself, family, friends and more with this official GLOTRENDS PU41 Quad U.2 SSD to PCIe 4.0 X16 Adapter Without PCIe Bifurcation Function (PCIe Bifurcation Motherboard is Required). Whether you are a true fan or just want to show your support, this is a great way to show your love for your favourite team.
Set the PCIe Bifurcation mode of the corresponding PCIe slot in the BIOS, support X4X4X4X4 or Hyper M.2 X16 mode (Note: X8X4X4 or X4X4X8 mode can only recognize 3 U.2 SSDs.)
Important: Because this adapter does not support PCIe Bifurcation, it requires a motherboard that supports PCIe Bifurcation. Otherwise, only the NVMe-1 port can recognize the NVMe SSD. Before purchasing, please check the PCIe expansion slot part of the motherboard manual on the motherboard manufacturer’s website, or consult us directly.
Create a lasting memory for yourself, family, friends and more with this official GLOTRENDS PU41 Quad U.2 SSD to PCIe 4.0 X16 Adapter Without PCIe Bifurcation Function (PCIe Bifurcation Motherboard is Required). Whether you are a true fan or just want to show your support, this is a great way to show your love for your favourite team.
To reach PCIe 4.0 X4 (64Gbps) full speed, the CPU and motherboard PCIe slot and PCIe M.2 SSD should all be PCIe 4.0 features (Note: PCIe 4.0 is not supported on Intel CPUs below 11th generation)
Support OS Booting: Reinstall the OS, and set up BIOS/UEFI boot from this U.2 SSD (Note: Some motherboards are too old to support OS booting. In this case, U.2 SSDs can be used as storage disks)
OS compatibility: Plug-and-play in Windows 11/10/8/Linux/Mac OS (Note: Not support Windows 7). The new U.2 SSD needs to be initialized and formatted before it can be recognized by the computer host.
