PCI-E to USB 3.0 5-Port PCI Express Expansion Card, Capable of Expanding Another 2 USB 3.0 Ports with Internal 19-Pin Connector, Includes Drivers & SATA 15-Pin & 4-Pin Power Cables

Easy to install to PCI-E slot on 12 year old motherboard (P55M Pro). Drivers installed from disk no problem in Windows 10 and Windows 7. Just worked with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (No need to install anything). Useful power cables included including Molex to SATA (Especially useful as I ran out of SATA power connectors). Particularly impressed as I tried another manufacturers USB-3 PCI-E upgrade card last year with no joy at all! Well done SupaGeek :-)

My ageing PC does not have USB 3.0 headers on the Motherboard. With faster external storage becoming cheaper it was frustrating having to wait for transfers over USB 2.0. With an external HDD connected over USB 3.0 I now get 150 MB/s. Card is easy to install and has a sleek looking black PCB. The USB 3.0 header offers a snug fit and the whole board is sturdy and well made. I had a spare MOLEX connector near it so used the included cable to offer power to the board. There is also a SATA power cable as well. Overall. Really impressed given how cheap it is.

You dont have to be a computer engineer as I am to install this its a piece of cake unscrew the back plate off insert in a spear slot. Screw the plate back on the back of the case and its ready to rock and roll. No drivers needed windows takes care of that if you have windows 10.

For those looking for a USB 3 PCIe card that's compatible with Manjaro Linux (probably all distros) , this one works fine. I bought it after some research to find which chipsets work under Linux, and this one apparently fit the bill so I bought it and gave it a try. Worked first time, no issues. No drivers needed the Kernel had all needed (as at kernel 5.3 anyway) running my webcam and usb mic off it, and plugged into the front panel too (gfx card covers the motherboard connector lol bad design) and the front ports also work.

So. Many. Usb. Devices. Being an RGB hound has it drawbacks, after running low on USB ports I turned to this. Was a breeze to install (though I have a lot of both personal and professional experience), looks stylish (didn't want a shiny silver metal one ruining the aesthetics of the back of my PC where nobody can see it... sigh...) and works flawlessly.

Simple but nice packing. I see that my external HDD docking stations working faster. Working in my Manjaro Linux ad hoc also in Windows 10. I'm very happy with this buy (hope it will last ;-)) and thank you for little pressie.

What a rip off. Bought this 4th September. Its now 4th of October and it's broken 1 month exactly and nothing works anymore. No power to any USB ports no keyboard or mouse will work or anything

After installing the USB expansion card. It would not detect anything I pluged into it. I checked the device manager and it had am yellow error. Tried searching for drivers the card after trying to update the driver on the device. "this device has the latest driver" but still showed an error. I un-installed the device and rebooted the PC. The card appears to be working now!