StarTech. com USB PCIe Card with 5 Ports 3.2 10Gbps, USB-C and A Internal

The only PCIe USB card that supports Android debugging

I needed usb c ports on my pc This card does the job. easy to install.

This freed up extra usb 3.0 connections so I could use 2 kinect v2 in one PC

Unfortunately had to get the drivers and double install it. It 1st find the Asmedia drivers but fails to install the root hub (or secondary -> had to point at the drivers and do it the long way). Otherwise works good.

Does what it says on the tin... Plug and Play, just bung it in and off you go.

I have given 5 stars because it works as advertised, but unfortunately for me it is no good. I bought to use with a HPReverb G2, if you own one and are looking to buy this item it didn’t work for me, your milage may vary, but while i got picture through the headset the audio would switch off every 4-5 seconds. If you do own one you know that the G2 is very picky with usb ports. I did speed tests on the card and it worked as advertised with and without the extra sata power, so if you are looking to buy just for extra ports and not for use with a HP Reverb G2, then go ahead.

When fitted it said software not intended for this device. Hardly a good start is it. Returned for refund.

I should use a NAS to store my 100tb media collection but over the years I’ve just been adding USB external hard drives to an old PC which acts as server. They now number 15, and what with other USB devices, I was running out of external controller resources (USB 3 End Points) on the AM4 PC. This card has its own controller independent of the motherboard and I’ve plugged in seven of the drives into it via a hub, leaving the PC to handle everything else. It all works fine now and a cheap solution.

This item perplexed me. It description says that it is a 10gps PCIE 5 C ports. I installed it with and then used www to get to the web site. Only to find myself trying to find the Part number. Turns out the 1 is not the #1 but an I (eye). Finally got the driver and Winzip didn't work lol. So downloaded a freebie and started the install only to have it sputter and tell me I have to go to the App page and delete the app. Guess what? No app. Ok maybe they goofed and install they needed the installation for Windows 11 removed wondering if the app could find the unit. Nope as I expected didn't see it. That took me to thinking. Finally, the reasoning accrued and I the thoughts were this. Windows is always updating instead of being the wrong on maybe it was the right one. In my experimenting I suddenly found another conundrum. The ding dong unit was actually a 3.1 not a 3.2. So why the 10gps????? So. I looked it up and there it was. This company was not trying to switch and bait. They just didn't say it was a supper 3.1 which can give you 10gps. To be honest I don't have a program to measure the item, but I do have a ways to find out. I have a qi fi 7 adapter and this is the reason why I've been trying this PCIE out. I'm using a 10gps cable (which are expensive!!!!) hooked it up to the Wi FI adapter and Bingo. 6g connection and just under 900 using a VPN. Also bad reception because its a tight living space even in the house we live in. So yes ,although I can't measure it. It's getting the work done at a good rate. So even though you see 5 stars to get your attention I can really in actuality on give it at best 3. The window Update driver is 1/26/2026 probably way before they made and updated driver at Star Tech. That -1 star. - 2 because not saying it was a super 3.1 was a bit deceitful and it does sorta limit us now.

Added this card into my HP Elitedesk i7 6700 SFF desktop to provide USB 3.2 connectivity. Perfect for USB-A AND USB-C devices such as Nvme externals or Samsung T7s running at 1050Mb/s. Anything lower in speed still prefect such as USB SSDs at 560MB/s. Additionally I added a GTX 1650 NVIDIA a year ago and this PC flies with a 1TB boot drive. Loving the card !!

Funciona sin ningún problema, se muestra de buena calidad.

Malheureusement n était pas compatible.

Funktioniert sofort, auch ohne zusätzlichen Stromanschluss