GLOTRENDS U3044 4-poorts USB 3.0 5Gbps PCIe uitbreidingskaart voor Intel, AMD en ARM platform, compatibel met Windows en Linux (geen ondersteuning voor Mac OS)

I bought this card hoping to add 2 more USB 3 ports to my QNAP TVS873 (running QTS 5.x). Support for USB controllers is rather a gamble with QNAP when buying non-QNAP branded cards.To my surprise this card was recognized correctly by my QNAP and performed as to be expected from a USB 3.0 card. I use it to make extra backups on 2 external disks (Western Digital 2.5" 5Tb USB disk), and it works very well. Both 2.5" USB drives are power by this USB card, so power draw was not a problem.Recommended, especially for this price! Nice!

It work, but I did need to install drivers on my Win 11 PC, so you might wanna put a disclaimer for that.

For my Zimablade this card fits perfectly as Zimablade lacks power supply for external cards and this card does not require it, it is powered by PCI-Express 12V power supply via built in Self-Powered technology everything according to my wish

I had trouble with my AMD B550 chipset. The USB ports apparently share limited bandwidth and if you have a microphone and camera connected, you would not get enough juice. I had to constantly restart my PC and start certain apps in a certain order.With the USB card, I finally have piece of mind. For roughly 13$ you can't really ask for more. The devices (Elgato Mic and Elgato 4k CamLink) are working perfectly and I don't have to run around the PC to unplug cables.It fixed an issue AMD can't or won't fix for over 3 years.

Bought it to replace the internal ports that have died. It was packaged properly and in one piece.It's working great and I'd buy another in the future do port expansion

Nunca son pocos los puertos USB y estos van perfectos

I bought this as a used/like new item. it had some minor shipping damage but, it installed and appeared to work. after tinkering a bit, I found it was being recognized but, devices plugged in weren't working. I dug out my CD_ROM drive and found this was a universal disc that contained drivers for at least 5 different devices. no real clue given with the only included piece of paper as to which drive to use. as it turns out, just keep trying the driver installers that are marked as USB until one works. if it's the wrong driver for that device, the driver won't install. after that was done, it works as expected. I even ended up with a few more USB ports than the previous PCI card I had. no supplemental power is needed and all devices seem to work exactly as expected.