Corn Electronics
Corn Electronics 4 Port PCI Express USB 3.0 Card 2 External 2 Internal SATA Power UASP Support
Adds two external and two internal USB 3.0 ports via PCIe with SATA power and UASP support
- Add internal USB 3.0 devices via two motherboard-style headers
- Connect external drives directly through two rear USB 3.0 ports
- Power the card reliably using a standard SATA connector
- Achieve faster transfers with UASP delivering up to 70 percent gain
- Install without extra drivers on Windows 8.1 or 8 systems
Add-In Card for USB 3.0 Expansion
This PCIe add-in card provides four SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ports, split between two external connectors and two internal motherboard-style headers. It draws auxiliary power from a SATA connector and supports UASP for improved throughput with compatible storage devices. The half-height bracket allows installation in standard or low-profile chassis.
Suited for Builders Needing Extra Headers and Ports
The card addresses systems where onboard USB 3.0 headers are fully occupied, letting you attach front-panel hubs or card readers without a motherboard change. Users who require more than four additional ports or who need internal headers of a different physical layout should consider alternative expansion options.
Key Spec Is the 5 Gbps USB 3.0 Interface with UASP
Data moves at up to 5 Gbps per port and UASP can reduce protocol overhead for supported drives. The interface does not exceed this ceiling, so devices that demand a higher signalling rate will operate at the lower speed.
Highlights
- Add internal USB 3.0 devices via two motherboard-style headers
- Connect external drives directly through two rear USB 3.0 ports
- Power the card reliably using a standard SATA connector
- Achieve faster transfers with UASP delivering up to 70 percent gain
- Install without extra drivers on Windows 8.1 or 8 systems
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the two external ports or the two internal headers for my front-panel hub?
The card provides both simultaneously — two external USB 3.0 ports on the bracket and two internal motherboard-style headers for front-panel devices.
What does the 5 Gbps headline speed actually deliver inside my PC?
With UASP enabled the card can reach roughly 70 percent faster real-world throughput than standard bulk endpoints, limited by the 5 Gbps SuperSpeed link.
Does the SATA power connector cap the USB 3.0 bandwidth?
No — SATA supplies only auxiliary power; the four USB 3.0 ports run at full 5 Gbps over the PCI Express lane.
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