PCIe to USB 3.2 Gen 2 Card with 20 Gbps Bandwidth 7 USB Ports (4 USB Type-A and 3 Type-C Ports), PCI Express (PCIe) Expansion Card for Desktop PC

Excellent purchase. Before buying this card, keep the following points in mind: It is truly plug-and-play. On Windows, simply install the card and it works without requiring any additional drivers. This card is designed for data transfer only. It does not support monitors, video output, or DisplayPort Alt Mode. If you need video over USB-C, you will need a different type of card. To achieve the full 20 Gbps transfer speed, you should have at least a PCIe 4.0 slot, 8 GB of RAM, and an SSD capable of around 3,500 MB/s or higher. The card features two VL chips, so it delivers the advertised performance and avoids bottlenecks when multiple connected devices are transferring data simultaneously. Make sure you have a quality power supply capable of handling the additional power demand through the PCIe slot, especially if all USB ports are connected and actively in use. To reach the maximum 20 Gbps speed, you must also use a cable that is certified for USB 3.2 Gen2. Overall, the card performs exactly as advertised and is an excellent upgrade for adding high-speed USB-C connectivity to a desktop PC. Spa. Excelente compra. Debes tomar en cuenta lo siguiente antes de adquirir esta tarjeta: Es plug and play, en Windows solo lo conectas y no debes instalar nada. Sirve solo para datos no sirve para conectar monitores o transporte de video, para eso requieres otro tipo de tarjeta. Llegaras a las velocidades de 20GB siempre y cuando tengas al menos una placa pci 4.0, Ram 8GB y al menos un SSD de 3500MB/s para llegar a los 20GB teóricos de transferencias. Tiene 2 Chips VLC por lo que la tarjeta coumple con lo ofrecido y no hay cuello de botella en transferencias entre dispositivos conectados. Debes tener una fuente de poder de buena calidad para que soporte la demanda de energia a travez del PCI-e especialmente si tienes todos los puertos usb conectados y en uso. Si deseas llegar al limite de 20Gb debes tener el cable adecuado compatible con USB 3.2 Gen2.

Great customer service!!! I was contacted by the seller and they refunded my money for all the problems I had. I really appreciated their efforts to make it right by me.. I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again! I installed this card in my P.C and it didn't work. The instalation disc did NOTHING. I took it out and boxed it up and requested a return.. A few days later I did some snooping online and found a instalation program that sounded like it may work.. So I re installed it and downloaded the driver and it did the job. It works! But it was a huge pain in the butt.. And honestly.. If I didn't really need it...I would have sent it back out of spite. Be prepared to waste some serious time getting it to work

First, this card had a hard time being recognized by my PC. The 4-por card I bought from another company didn't have anywhere near the issue I had with this one after the install. At first I tried to have both installed but that didn't work and it took a few reboots for Windows 10 Pro to see it. Then about 2 weeks ago I had this issue. Nothing changed on my PC, no updates, no new software, no other new hardware but about two weeks ago every four or five days whenever I have connected to this isn't recognized coming out of sleep. the only thing that will make the drive and other things attached to this card appear is a reboot. I normally don't reboot my PC for months, sometimes six months or more, I just put it to sleep. Now in the past two weeks I have to reboot it four times because of this faulty card. I think I'm going to go back to the 4-port I bought from another company and throw this one in the garbage or use it only in an emergency, or maybe even just a paperweight.

To get this device working for windows 11. I installed it as recommended with the power off the pc, install into PCIe slot, restart PC. After that it wasn't recognizing and the device manager "Scan for hardware changes" didn't work for me. To get the driver I installed ASMedia-USB-eXtensible-Host-Controller-Driver_3HGPG_WIN_1.16.33.1_A01_03.EXE driver from Dell. Installed that locally using the regular path of installation. Then I went back to device manager and pulled up the device under Universal Serial Bus controllers -> ASMedia USB3.1 eXtensible Host Controller (ASM1143) -> Right click -> Update driver -> Browse my computer for drivers -> Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer -> Uncheck "Show compatible hardware", scroll up to ASMedia TEchnology Inc -> On the right side I selected the ASMedia USB3.1 eXtensible Host Controller (ASM1143) -> next -> Yes to the warning prompt. This got it working for me. As a note it will fail to update if you've plugged any USB into it. So while you are doing the driver change just keep every USB unplugged from this card. Worked really well for SteamVR and HTC Vive trackers to split them out for vrchat style games

Great card with 20Gbps bandwidth, but I have to return it...LOL. The case I have, Fractal Design R6 can't use any of the horizontal ports as they made the slots too narrow to even fit an A plug into them. Only the 3 C ports can be used on my case. I'll have to buy an all vertical port card in it's place. But the card's quality and perf is good. Not really their fault or mine IMHO, I've never seen a case with slots so narrow before and it hasn't affected me until today. I'll either buy a new card or simply go for a dock type device to be portable to more PC's in the house. Check your specs people, on this card you can transfer between multiple combos of 2 ports at 10Gbps each. I really wish someone would come out with higher end stuff say 20Gbps each, but next jump up seems to be 40 and is a lot higher priced. This card ~43, the 40's are usually PCIE5 anyway, and run >$100 usually. But I could use one with a minipc and a laptop that can both do it. That said I took the cheap way out for more ports too (top end don't usually come with 7 ports, more like 2-4). It looks like I have to take ~5 to get all vertical ports :( Again though, like brand for now and I think they have a card to replace this one. Otherwise I'll have to go to some egg company who does have one from another brand I like the specs of :) The card was minutes to install and easy to get running (I did nothing...ROFL). Drivers loaded themselves in win11 pro ltsc. Literally was installed in minutes total. Easy for newb's even. As an IT guy I would have happily loaded drivers manually but it wasn't needed here. Just saying.

No drivers needed. Windows 11. Installed, rebooted, and good to go. Everything I've plugged in any of the ports is instantly recognized and dear Windows 11 beeps to let me know. There are cheaper USB cards but these are current version USB, they're fast, and they work. My video card blocked the PCIe port so I installed an extender and this USB card worked! I bought two of these cards. They're not flimsy as others have said. At least mine aren't. The metal where the ports are is normal grade and thickness. I've worked with much more flimsy cards the last 40 years building PCs. You can see from the pics that the USB ports are a close fit, but in my case (literally), I carefully centered the card in the slots before securing the card. All USB cables I've plugged in fit no problem.

Product works as intended, gives you plenty of USB ports to work with (seems really good for VR setups) for the price. If you have a modern windows install you can simply plug and play this card, the driver disc doesn't install very well per my experience and caused system instability. Using the Windows drivers made this work just fine so that's all anyone should need to do.

I purchased this PCIe to USB 3.2 Gen 2 Card with 7 USB ports (4 USB Type-A and 3 USB Type-C) on December 31st, 2022, and I’ve had a mixed experience with it. Initial Setup: When I first installed the card on my Windows 10 system, it didn’t work right out of the box. I had to tinker with it quite a bit, and even then, it was a hit-or-miss situation. This was somewhat frustrating, as I was expecting plug-and-play functionality. However, after upgrading to Windows 11, the card performed much better, almost working perfectly without any additional setup. This was a relief and a significant improvement over the Windows 10 experience. Performance: Once I got it working, the performance was as advertised. The USB 3.2 Gen 2 speeds were impressive, with the card delivering the promised 20 Gbps bandwidth. This made file transfers and other data-intensive tasks much quicker and smoother. Build Quality and Design: The card’s design is decent, but there are a few concerns. The connectors can be a bit finicky, and over time, I noticed that they required cleaning to maintain a stable connection. Additionally, the card seems a bit delicate; if you’re not careful when plugging in or unplugging devices, it can cause the board to pull loose connections. This leads to the card becoming unresponsive, and the only solution is to remove and reinsert it into the PCIe slot. This is something to be mindful of, especially if you frequently swap out USB devices. Overall Verdict: This PCIe to USB 3.2 Gen 2 Card does the job, especially if you’re on Windows 11, but it’s not without its quirks. If you can handle a bit of maintenance and are careful with the connectors, it’s a solid addition to your desktop for expanding your USB ports. However, the issues I experienced on Windows 10 and the need for occasional cleaning and caution with the connectors are worth noting before purchasing.

Works well, no driver installs necessary, but i found that sometimes if I remove a connected device from one of its ports, the whole card will error and give driver issues and won't work until pc restart.

Works good. Easy setup.

Ports are not aligned properly. If there is not enough clearance on the slot of the case , it won’t let you plug any USB.

It's a well made and well-priced little card, and it took longer to open my PC case than it did to install. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking to expand the number of USB ports they have.

FYI this does NOT fill the whole PCIe slot. That's fine, don't panic. It only requires the pins closest to the left tab of the connector. I have purchased 3 of these now, with zero issues.