Cheap solution for a firewire port on your PCIe board
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Works like a charm for providing a firewire port on newer motherboards. I need it to connect my old Sony DV tape camera so I could convert my tapes to digital. Just remember to always have the firewire cable plugged into the computer and the camera before you start the computer. Plugging in the camera after the computer is started is a sure fire way to fry the 1394 circuitry in your camera. This is not a problem with the Syba adapter. This is a 1394 problem that has always been there. This is the second one I have bought and they both have worked fine. You don't need software from at least Windows 8 up. just plug and play.
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Overall a great solution if your motherboard does not have any USB 3.0 ports or if you are looking for additional USB 3.0 ports.

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Good price
Driver CD and Screws provided
Reasonably easy to setup
No additional power connectors required
Internal USB 3.0 20-PIN Connector

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In some cases issues with the drivers. From personal experience I do strongly recommend to install drivers from CD provided in the box first
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My old motherboard had a 1394 header that was connected to a port on the front of my case, and then I connected that front port to my Sony DV video camera.  When I replaced the motherboard with something modern I still needed to connect to my old camera so I needed a solution. This card had the Texas Instruments chip set and a 1394 header so I thought I would give it a try.  I installed the card, connected the wires to the header, and rebooted my Windows 8.1 system (I didn't install any additional drivers).  Seem to be working fine as I am acquiring DV video from my camera into Adobe Premiere Elements 10.
1994261
I used one of these on my motherboard where I have a spare USB 3.0 port so that I could attach another internal USB device
2395761
I wanted to add more USB3 Ports to my Gateway PC, and this unit really meets that need!
Five external ports are offered, as well as two more that are accessible from inside the PC after installation.

The supplied cable kit must be installed from the edge of the Inateck PC circuit board to a mating 4-pin standard PC power plug, otherwise no power is available to either the 5 external USB ports or the 2 internal ones.

I didn't feel this point was covered very well in the skimpy instructions. However, once I got the power connections made, this inexpensive module performs quite well.
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does what any other PC board out there will do, as long as you intend to use 2 graphics cards or less. Otherwise, might want to consider a SabreTooth or Gigabyte FXA990-UD3
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Installation was quick and easy. I'm currently using this PCI-E adapter with Windows 10. The plug and play driver saw speeds at ~50Mbps. I did a little research and installed "Broadcom BCM-43xx Version 7.35.317.3 WHQL" drivers and my speeds went up to 118Mbps which is what I pay for. Worth looking into if you are planning to buy this or have already bought this!
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Ethernet port on motherboard went bad...this is a great cheap fix. Didn't even need the driver installation  CD. It was plug and play with Microsoft 10
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No USB3 in an old computer? Use this adapter and a PCIe card.  It works just fine.
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I bought it to add USB 3 to my XFX MB-X58I-CH19. Connected to PCIE 1x. My USB 3 is 10 times faster than USB 2.
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Works as intended. Just plug it in the motherboard and you're good to go
3736008
Used this in replacement of an onboard network port that had gone bad.  Easy to install in any available PCI slot.  Up and running on windows xp in a matter of minutes with the included driver software.
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I can never have enough of these things. When upgrading some older machines or turning spare parts into a HTPC or NAS, the power supplies may only have one or two SATA connectors and I'll be digging through my parts bins for some of these adapters. I bought a couple packs of these and they're exactly as they should be.

I'm assuming the posts about fires are from GPU miners using SATA poweres risers. SATA has a 4.5 amp draw design limit (54 watts on the 12 volt, far shy of a PCIe connectors 75) and using a Molex > SATA > PCIe riser setup has so many connection points to go wrong...I don't know why anyone would try it. If you're using your machine to mine, spend a little extra on a proper setup or be absolutely certain your GPU doesn't try and pull more than 54 watts from the slot.
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My machine was blue screening me with video driver codes.  The video card was on the Mobo, and was failing to take updated drivers.  This simple little card fixed all that.
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Great solution for an older PC being upgraded to Windows 10 where the onboard Intel graphics chipset starts getting dll errors on its drivers.

Simultaneous VGA, HDMI, and DVI outputs allow for simultaneous or extended desktops. No need to worry about double slots or any of that stuff. Probably not a world-beater for gaming, but it's not supposed to be. It's just a nice, currently-supported card to solve your upgrade dilemmas.

Plugged and played with absolutely no problem. Plug it in, power-up, install the drivers, and  you're off.
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It does the job as you would expect.

No drivers needed.

I like that it has both type of Firewire ports for more flexibility using your cables.

I used it to connect a box from Cakewalk to connect microphones and music instruments. It worked fine.
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The SATA ports in the PCI bus card SY-VIA-150 worked right out of the box,
without loading any special drivers from Ubuntu 10.04
I got 5 Mb/s transfer rates, which is about the same as the other 2
SATA ports in this motherboard

I have not tested any other features of this card