SinLoon PCI Express to Dual 19 Pin USB 3.0 Card PCI-e to Internal 20Pin Male Ports Adapter for PC (19 Pin)

I've now bought 2 of these, 1 for me, 1 for my friend. The new computer cases have several USB ports on them, and the new motherboard only has 1 of the 19 pin connections when we needed 2. So a quick install of these and now every USB port works.

Era el producto que necesitaba para actualizar mi vieja motherboard y poder activar mis puertos usb 3.0 en el panel frontal y superior de mi PC. Se aprecia de muy buena calidad, el cierre de 19 pines ajuste muy bien al cable y no existe peligro de que se caiga solo. Plug & Play.

This does what is supposed to do...but be careful installing your cable into the unit....it grabs hold of it good and it might damage the card to get it out.....be patient.

Excellent add on card motherboards that support USB type C support. Just insert insert in your PCIE slot and plug and play does the rest. Performs as expected and highly recommended! Excellent if your motherboard does not have on board support of USB 3.0 type C support.

I built a PC several years ago with a case that has 2 USB 3.0 ports on the front. The motherboard did not have USB 3.0 headers so those ports couldn't be used. It dawned on me that there should be an expansion card with these headers so I ran a search. I found this card for an acceptable price. I installed the expansion card and hooked up my USB ports so I could finally use them. I haven't run a speed test on the ports but I expect them to perform well. I'll try to speed test them and update my review.UPDATE: This expansion card seems to have stopped working all together. My ports no longer have power on them, neither a keyboard nor a flash drive would light up and operate when plugged into the USB ports I plugged into this card. Buy something else.UPDATE 2: I tried a different 20 pin to USB 3.0 adapter, it does not work with this PCI-E expansion card. The card is not putting out any power at all. I plugged a small SSD to the USB ports prior to the power failing on this card, this drive should not be any problem for the power coming from the card and even if it was, it should have auto reset the power after removing the SSD. Do not purchase this PCI-E card.UPDATE 3: The 12V to 5V buck converter chip let out the magic smoke. The datasheet on the chip claims a 5A continuous output current, under no circumstances did my SSD pull 5A from the USB port so this might just be a faulty chip but I will never know.

This is an easy install card to provide 20 pin connectivity to older motherboards. It works great.

After installing in my Windows 11 PC and plugging in a USB 3.0 device I was getting blue screens. Figured out it wasn't supplying enough power. After purchasing another brand of dual 19 pin USB 3.0 card and installing, the blue screens were gone. Do yourself a favor and don't buy this device.

It was easy to install and looks very nice. Would definitely recommend to a friend