PCIe 3.0 X16 to Dual X8 Bifurcation Card
This PCIe X16 to dual X8 split card is designed to expand a single PCIe X16 slot into two independent X8 slots, making it a practical solution for systems that need more expansion options without requiring additional motherboard slots. It is ideal for supporting multiple high-performance devices such as graphics cards, network cards, solid state drives, passthrough cards, capture cards, and computing cards while helping maximize available PCIe bandwidth.
Built for stable and efficient performance, this adapter uses a high TG circuit board, a 5U gold finger design, and gold-plated connectors to improve durability and signal quality. The metal shielding shell helps reduce electromagnetic interference, while the secure buckle design makes installation and removal easier. It also includes LED indicators so you can quickly view the working status during operation.
The card supports up to PCIe Gen3 connection speeds and uses a SATA power input for broad compatibility with existing power systems. Its compact slot spacing helps save internal chassis space and also supports the use of a PCIe extension cable for more flexible case layouts. For proper operation, the motherboard BIOS must support X8X8 mode switching.
Features:
- Splits one PCIe X16 slot into two independent X8 slots
- Supports PCIe Gen3 maximum connection speed
- High TG circuit board with 5U gold finger design
- Gold-plated connectors with a metal shielding shell
- SATA power port for stable power delivery
- Built-in split IC with LED working indicators
- Compact spacing helps improve chassis layout options
- Compatible with graphics cards, network cards, SSDs, passthrough cards, capture cards, and computing cards
Specifications:
- Slot configuration: 1 x PCIe X16 to 2 x X8
- PCIe version: Up to Gen3
- Power input: SATA
- Slot spacing: 40.4 mm
- Additional features: Built-in split IC and 2 LED indicators
- BIOS requirement: Motherboard must support X8X8 mode switching
Package Includes:
- 1 x Split Card
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