PCI Express compliance and Serial Specification 3.0 ensure broad compatibility with modern motherboards and PCIeenabled devices. Interface and speed: PCI Express X1 2.0 bus type with supported communication rates up to 6.0 Gbps for fast data transfer. Plugandplay with auto port identification: Selfidentified 12 ports require no driver installation, simplifying setup and reducing IT workload. Key benefits Expand I/O capacity easily: Add support for up to 12 ports in a single PCIe X1 card, increasing available connections for devices and peripherals. Fast, reliable performance: Up to 6.0 Gbps data rate supports speed data transfers across all ports. Low maintenance installation: No additional drivers needed thanks to automatic port identification, enabling quick deployment in or existing systems. Broad compatibility: Designed to work with PCI Express capable systems that support X1 2.0 interfaces and Serial Specification 3.0 compliant components. What makes it stand out 12 ports with selfidentification: The card automatically recognizes all connected ports, reducing manual configuration and potential setup errors. Clear specification alignment: Adheres to PCI Express and Serial Specification 3.0 standards, offering predictable performance and compatibility. Simple integration into existing setups: The X1 2.0 bus interface fits into compact systems without requiring a full PCIe expansion slot or large expansion cards. Technical specifications at a glance Compliance: PCI Express, Serial Specification 3.0 Bus type: PCI Express X1 2.0 interface Data rate: 6.0 Gbps (supported communication rate) Ports: 12 ports, selfidentified; no driver required Use scenarios Workstation expansion: In a performance desktop or workstation, use the card to add multiple ports for peripherals, accelerators, or storage interfaces, while preserving a straightforward installation and nodriver setup. Small server or edge device: In compact servers or edge computing equipment, provide additional expandable ports with automatic identification to simplify management and improve data throughput without added software dependencies. Upgrade for reliability and organization: or augment legacy expansion cards in existing systems to increase port availability and streamline device connectivity, benefiting IT operations with quicker deployment and fewer configuration steps.