Key-B Riser Card For M.2 NGFF / PCIE / NVME SSD Protection Board Test Board

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Model: HUM-COM-CC-338
Weight: 0.05kg
Dimensions: 50.00cm x 50.00cm x 54.00cm
SKU: HUM-COM-CC-338

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1. There is an indirect contact between the solid-state hard disk box and the motherboard by using the riser card, which can more effectively protect the gold finger and slot, and is not easy to be damaged. 2. Product interface: KEY-M interface or KEY-B/M interface is optional 3. Compatible with 2230 2242 2260 2280 SSD 4. Product size: 22 x 110mm 5. Product color: black PCB 6. Support system: all systems that support M.2 can be used Precautions: A. Please confirm the interface between the motherboard M.2 slot and the M.2 hard disk, otherwise it will not be inserted B. This is just to extend the motherboard, it will not speed up or slow down C. Suitable for motherboard M2 slot testing or M2 hard disk testing