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JMT ADT-K43SG-BK PCIe 5.0 X16 to M.2 NVMe Graphics Card Adapter Compatible with RTX50 RX90 Series Docking Station (K43SG-BK-30cm) in Saudi Arabia

K43SG-BK-50cm

SAR 249

SizeK43SG-BK-50cm
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Special Features

  • This product supports not only laptops but also NUC motherboards, STX motherboards, ITX motherboards, and external graphics cards. It requires an M.2 NVMe interface for operation.
  • Compatible Graphics Cards: Compatible with RTX 50 Series, RX 90xx Series; New PCIe 5.0 graphics cards (backward compatible)
  • Compatible Motherboards: Compatible with Notebooks, ITX/STX motherboards, NUCs. Supports only M.2 NVMe interfaces.
  • Does not support M.2 SATA interfaces, M.2 Wi-Fi interfaces, M.2 WWAN interfaces, or USB interfaces.
  • Power Supply Requirements: Supports standard ATX power supplies rated 500W or higher. Not included.

Description

JMT ADT-K43SG-BK PCIe 5.0 X16 to M.2 NVMe Graphics Card Adapter Compatible with RTX50 RX90 Series Docking Station

Two switches on ADT K3G:
SW1: Power Force-Start Switch. 1 = Auto-Start, 2 = Force-Start. Set to 1 for auto-start.

SW2: Some older graphics cards from 5 years ago lack CLKREQ signal support. If the CLKREQ indicator light fails to illuminate, simply toggle the SW2 microswitch to 2. No BIOS configuration is required, enhancing compatibility and convenience.

Compatibility:
Supports nearly all PCIe graphics cards released in the past three years. Ensure the latest official drivers are installed. If a yellow exclamation mark appears, reinstall the drivers and restart the computer.

If the yellow exclamation mark persists (error code 43 or code 12), refer to troubleshooting methods from international experts.

Usage Notes:
1. Always verify cable orientation before insertion to prevent reverse or misaligned connections, which may damage equipment. Secure the device's connector before inserting cables to avoid breaking pins due to excessive force. Do not bend or pull the cable within 2cm of the solder joints on either end.

2. Signal transmission capabilities vary across different motherboards and devices. Signal degradation occurs whenever an extension cable is used.

3. Graphics cards and motherboards are electronic components that degrade and oxidize over time. Using an extension cable further compromises stability. This method is not recommended for devices older than three years.

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