ASUS Hyper M.2 x16 Gen5 Card (PCIe 5.0/4.0) Supports Four NVMe M.2 (2242/2260/2280/22110) Devices up to 512 Gbps for AMD and Intel® Platform RAID Functions.

La peor compra de mi vida. Utilizando Intel 9 13900K con una tarjeta madre Asus ProArt Z790 wifi creator y no es compatible. La instale en el primer slot, con bifurcacion activada y no aparece 4x4x4x4 sólo 8x8 por lo que sólo lee 1 SSD no 2 ni mucho menos 4, me arrepiento totalmente de esta compra y como pasó el mes ya no pude devolverlo difícilmente volveré a comprar algo de Asus

Fits well with my b650x ax gigabyte and amd rygen 9 7900 , birufication is needed to run it , I am using 4 samsung evo 990 Looks premium

Works great, fast and no issues so far!! I set up a RAID-0 16 terabyte array, the thing is extremely fast and works great especially with my ComfyUi and my other graphic manipulation programs.

I you have a board that supports X4X4 on the 2nd PCIe slot at 5.0 this is a no brainer. I will list reasons for and against. 1. It is slim 2. It fits 4 5.0 M2 drives 3. It has a 4 pin PWM header 4. It is the best solution for cooling 5.0 M2s.. 5. It is built much better than the previous Generation. 6. It works automatically in my As Rock board Cons. 1. It must be a MB that has at least 2 PCIe slots wired to the CPU for more than 1 drive to be recognized by the OS. 2. On X670E and X870 there are only 4 or 5 boards that support this and they are all expensive. 3. It has no on board controller like the WD AN1500. If you know what this is and are tired of the M2 sitting under your GPU adding to the thermal load in the case making the fans spin that much faster? Then this is the solution. I have some Crucials connected and the blaze through operations. It is the fastest drive to download and install Epic Games.

This is well made and works very well. Faultless / flawless so far. Do use the various heat management apparatus to keep your NVME in temperature range (they slow down if they get hot). Takes a PCIE3 or better slot, bifurcated 4x4x4x4 (may have to specifically/manually set from BIOS screen.)