Binardat PCIE to 4 Ports USB 3.0 Expansion Card, Self-Powered, Low Profile Bracket, USB3 Hub Controller Adapter for Windows 10/11

Took a chance on this because the item listing did not say anything about Mac compatibility, but luckily it was just plug n' play in my 2009 Mac Pro 4,1 / 5,1 running Monterey. No driver installation needed, even though it did come with a driver disc.It even lists Mac 10.8 to 10.10, Mac 12.12 and later as a system requirement in the Quick Install guide. Maybe they just forgot got to include it in the listing?Either way, it's a great option to bring USB 3.1 Gen 2 to your old Mac Pro Cheesegrater.

This was a really easy Plug & Play on my new Windows 11 PC, though a driver CD still came with it. Tested a USB flash drive & it was much faster. Recommend this for anyone who want to add and external drive for backup or whatever.

It's nice to have more USB ports, especially USB C these days. Since my desktop doesn't have a disc drive at all I had to Google for the driver fortunately just searching up "binardat drivers" very easily brought up a page with the USB2A1C.zipUnfortunately I can't provide a direct clickable link to the 'download slash filename' due to review policy.

It was a very easy to install, plug n play ez. Thanks

Others had noted the plug and play ability of this card with Win11. I did not find it to be true. I did everything. Plugged, unplugged, replugged, tried a different slot. Looked for the non-existent drivers for Win11 on the included disk. Went to the website to find.....nothing. Packed up and sent back.

The device came with a mini-dvd containing the drivers for it. This is apparently the only way to install the drivers; Windows 10 did not automatically find the device and load drivers, and when I went to the website listed in the printed instruction sheet, the the printed instructions for finding the drivers on the website did not match the website itself. I could find a page describing the device but there were no drivers for it under the 'downloads' tab.The device does work, but only if you have that mini-dvd to install the drivers.

This card was easy to install in one of the available expansion slots. It was very simple to configure, and was pleasantly surprised I could install drivers for it on an old Windows 7 PC! This provides some great expandability options to older PCs without committing to WIndows 10/11. The USB 3.0 speeds are nice and fast, and great for any USB 3.0 compatible peripheral!

The Binardat PCIE to USB 3.0 Expansion Card is a remarkable addition for those looking to enhance the connectivity options of their desktop computers. This expansion card boasts 2 USB Type-A and 1 USB Type-C port, providing versatility and convenience for a variety of devices.With USB 3.0 technology, this expansion card offers blazing-fast data transfer speeds, making it ideal for connecting external hard drives, flash drives, and other peripherals. The low profile bracket included in the package allows for easy installation in slim desktop cases, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of systems.One standout feature of the Binardat PCIE to USB 3.0 Expansion Card is its possible compatibility with older operating systems, such as Windows XP. This could make it a valuable option for users with legacy systems seeking to upgrade their connectivity options. The driver dates back to 2012 and possibly ensures seamless functionality across a wide range of Windows versions. I wasn't able to test this so take that for what it is worth. It's obviously an older card. They only claim compatibility with Windows 10/11.In conclusion, the Binardat PCIE to USB 3.0 Expansion Card is a must-have accessory for individuals looking to expand the connectivity options of their desktop computers. With its high-speed USB 3.0 technology, self-powered design, and versatile port options, this expansion card offers a seamless solution for enhancing the performance and functionality of your system. Whether you are looking to connect external storage devices, peripherals, or other accessories, the Binardat PCIE to USB 3.0 Expansion Card delivers reliable performance and convenience in a compact and easy-to-install package.

The card itself actually works great, no issues, good read/write speed. The only issue I have with this card is the orientation of the usb socket, they are vertical. If you see the picture, the usb connector is so tight against the PCI slot, literally there's no room left and this makes it extremely difficult to insert USB devices. If you plan to use this for things like keyboards and mouse which you dont need to take out often, this may not bother you. However, if you have usb keys, connecting to cameras or other devices that you need to remove often I'd recommend getting a horizontal orientation. Other than this, the card is perfect. I had to return the card however because of this design issue.

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