SupaGeek PCIe to 4x Type A and 1x Type C USB Card CA$48.43 Only 1 left in stock, 10 more on order | ||
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Quiet PC SupaGeek PCIe to 4x Type A and 1x Type C USB Card
This handy little card will add a total of five extra USB3.0 ports to your PC, 4x Type-A and 1x Type-C ports.
Features
- Simple way of adding additional USB ports to a PC
- 4x Type-A, 1x Type-C and internal header
- Supplied with low profile bracket
- Requires SATA power connector
The SupaGeek PCI Express to USB3.0 is an expansion card designed to add additional USB3.0 ports to your desktop PC. It provides a total of five additional ports accessible externally. Four of the five ports are standard Type-A USB ports and the other is a universal Type-C port. The card also features a SATA power connector to provide sufficient power to the card to ensure smooth data transfer. It also features an internal header for connecting USB3.0 internal cable, which is designed to extend USB ports to the front of the chassis, assuming your chassis supports this.
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