Sata Controller Card

I was a little wary of spending this much on a dock, but it has been a great performer! I'm use it for as the central hub for my 16 M1 Max : 2x 4k 60hz 32" BenQs over usb-c to DisplayPort, USB-C 10G Sonnet ethernet adapter usb 3 ssd sata reader Excellon 10 port powered 10 port usb 3 hub (running: keyboard, timemachine, resolve dongle, sd card multi-reader reader, a couple usb chargers) Only issue I had was having to take the ssd sata reader off the usb hub and put it on a dedicated dock port-connection wasn't solid to the Mac. Fixed when it was moved to the dock. I run my CFexpress card reader and Samsung T7 on one of the other Mbp thunderbolt ports when needed. Super easy to plug this in to my Mac everyday, and when I'm not running a heavy workload it even charges the battery without the charger MagSafe connected.

I bought this card about six months ago to the SATA SSD in a Dell Precision 5810 workstation using a 1 terabyte Samsung 970 Evo Plus as the boot drive. It was easy to setup and the performance has been great. I work in technology for a living and have been buying parts like this from StarTech for 10 plus years and I've never been disappointed with their products or their support. If I were, I have no doubt they would take care of it. Before you install any kind of PCI Express card to use an NVMe SSD as a boot drive, do the research to make sure your systems supports it. Otherwise, that's on you for not "reading the directions".

One of the best solutions if you use sata drives.

Moving from my on board RAID controller to a dedicated card was a game changer. Using my motherboard in RAID 0 had no problem with Sequential reads/writes, but the random reads were painfully slow. I moved to a PCI riser card (Gigabytes Aorus) so I could have more drives and a possible bonus of the bifurcated PCI lanes would be a bit quicker. Same performance. I finally bit the bullet and picked up this card. It has been FLAWLESS. The random read performance is within spitting distance of a single drive. Absolutely thrilled with this setup. fwiw: Asus x399-e Gaming Threadripper 1950x 970 Evo Plus 1TB drives Now I just need to get PCI4 capable stuff together so I can really put it through its paces

DJI's decision to drop the zoom lens with the release of the Mavic 3 Classic while retaining the excellent Hasselblad camera is a welcome change. The bundled DJI RC Controller is excellent, and affordable alternative to the pricey DJI RC Pro controller. Being able to purchase the Mavic 3 Classic without a controller gives all of us more options. I found the Mavic 3 Classic easy to setup and a joy to fly. The onboard SSD is only 8 GB though, so an additional Micro SD card will be needed in most cases. DJI has moved the Micro SD slot out of the battery compartment to a small receptacle above the battery that houses both the USB port and Micro SD Card slot. While this is welcome change, the receptacle is small, so for most people, like me, removing the SD card after the card is ejected will require the battery to be removed in order to get a hold of the SD card to pull it all the way out. Not a big deal, just a two-steps forward, one step back kind of thing. The Mavic 3 Classic User Manual has a section on recommended Micro SD cards. I would pay particular attention to that before purchasing SD cards for this aircraft. The bundled RC Controller with the built-in screen has excellent resolution and is easy to use. DJI has added some additional automated flying maneuver modes with the latest firmware update to include a simple auto-pilot mode. There is no HDMI out port however, and the screen is not all that bright in direct sunlight. For Recreational Flyers, this bundle would be an excellent choice. For Commercial Operators, the RC Pro Controller is probably the better option. Sometimes, less is more. Fly Safe.

The controller chips I received were the SLNNJ spec, which according to Intel's website for I225-LM ordering are the B3 stepping that fixes some major issues in previous revisions. The card also works with pfsense 2.6 and ESXi-7.0U2d and getting the full 2500Mbps speed. I also tested with PCI passthrough in ESXI and had no problems, the VM had full access to the network card.

I needed to run a Camera, DJ controller, SD card reader, and a USB mic from a single USB-A 3.0 port. The port had the power and capacity to host the devices and I had a plethora of spare hubs, some powered, some not. None of them worked. I searched for a solution and the Xcellon came through. All of my devices work together as they should. No errors, no drop outs, pure bliss.

This is a usab enclosure that works with StarTeck's USAB controller card to radically speed up transfers

I am happy I purchased this SSD Drive. It replaces a 3TB Sata Drive. I use it for data storage in as much as I have thousands of photos on this drive. I have been pleased with the speed, read and write . Backup is much better compared to the SATA drive. The SATA drive could take almost 24 hrs for backup while the SSD drive may take 3-4 hrs. . I have not had over heating. I use a mid tower ATX case and the fans are enough to keep it cool. I am very satisfied.

I purchased this product since my computer case is full and my motherboard only allows 4 SATA connections.I was hoping to use the e-sata connection but used the USB instead. Works like it should and the 2 additional drives showed up correctly.