For ASUS Rog Ally Modified M2 Hard Drive PCIE4.0 Riser Card, Spec: Short

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Model: HUM-COM-CC-343
Weight: 0.05kg
Dimensions: 26.00cm x 37.00cm x 42.00cm
SKU: HUM-COM-CC-343

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1. Suitable for ROG ALLY modified M2 hard drive adapter card, using large-capacity 2280 SSD to replace small-capacity 2230 SSD, taking your gaming experience to a new level. 2. This riser card features a 90-degree angle design, making it ideal for compact PC builds. 3. This high-speed M2 transfer card enables seamless data transfer, ensuring a smooth gaming experience and reducing loading times. 4. Supported hard drive size: 22 x 80mm 5. Note: SSD not included installation method: 1. First install the 2280 to be replaced into the hard disk enclosure and prepare for system cloning. 2. Turn on the game console and enter the system, connect the hard disk box, open DiskGenius, and use the "System Migration" function to clone the original 512G system disk to the new disk. ?