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An abbreviation for Peripheral Component Interconnect Express. For questions related to the connectivity between a motherboard and its bus devices (e.g., a graphics card).
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M.2 NVMe x4 adapter card for PCIe x1 slot
x4 NVMe SSDs directly use PCIe bus protocol, and so can be directly plugged into a full-size PCIe slot using a simple passive adapter. … By specification, all PCIe cards are backwards compatible with the lowest bandwidth x1 lane slots. …
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M.2 NVMe x4 adapter card for PCIe x1 slot
After doing some more hunting with weird search terms, I have found a solution in the Amazon Marketplace:
https://www.amazon.com/NGFF-PCIe-Adapter-Samsung-SM951/dp/B01MS64UBB
US$ 34.95 .. a bit expensive …
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