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Compatible with Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10. Windows 10 and Mac 10.8.2 and more latest systems are built with a driver inherently. Windows systems earlier than Windows 10 and Mac OS earlier than Mac 10.8.2 require installing a driver in CD
Due to frequently updated drivers, please download the latest version on our Inateck official website to enhance your using experience.
Features
- No additional power supply for normal recognition and operation needed anymore, optimized board plane architecture, fast and easy installation, keeps your PC case tidy
- Extend with 2 USB 3.0 downstream ports and 1 USB 3.0 20-pin Connector (can expand another two USB 3.0 ports) for standard desktop PC
- Support UASP; 70% Faster than traditional USB 3.0, with UASP Transfer Protocol; The UASP Transfer Protocol only can accelerate read and write speed of SSD hard disk
Operating Systems
- Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Window 8 and Windows 10 (32/64-bit)
- The Expansion card is applicable to the MAC Pro (2008 to 2012 Version)
- Mac OS 10.8.2 or Mac OS 10.9.5 - This PCI-E Card is incompatible with Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite or Above.
Attention
- Internal USB 3.0 20 PIN Connector need work with USB 3.0 20 PIN Adapter to Achieve 2 x USB 3.0 Hosts - USB 3.0 20 PIN Adapter is not included in Package - If devices attached to the express card aren't recognized after a restart of the computer, it is advised to detach and reattach the devices onto another USB port again, so a proper recognition is realized - This USB 3.0 express card is not meant to serve as a stand-alone charger
Package list: 1x USB 3.0 PCI-E expansion card 1x driver CD 1x low-profile PCI slot bracket 1x mounting screw 1x user manual
lulu moon
2025-09-04 16:19:41
Not sure why they didn’t mention Linux compatibility, but this DOES work with Debian 12. Just plugged it in and it shows up as: Fresco Logic FL1100 USB 3.0 Host Controller [1b73:1100].Nothing fancy, I just needed to add some functional USB ports to the rear of an old Dell XPS 8910 to plug in a keyboard and mouse since the built-in ports were dead.The card comes with two mounting brackets, two sets of screws and tiny magnetized screwdriver. So, some assembly required, but everything thoughtfully provided. Not just the minimum 15 pieces of flair.
eloxley
2025-08-30 11:01:54
This allowed me to reconnect a USB 3.0 case ports after I got another accessory that required a USB 3.0 19-pin connection. My Windows 11 PC was able to quickly recognize it after a refresh and add functionality for more USB ports. It has worked reliably, and feels quite well made, with dual options for case mounting. I was glad to find one that didn't require a SATA power connection to work well!
Jatinder Singh
2025-08-29 18:09:56
UPDATE 3/3/2016As I came home tonight, there was a small package with replacement card from Inateck (Thanks for fast response).I swapped the card and both ports are back on.Thanks for the great customer service; I had almost given up hope on this.Back to 5 stars ... because it just works ...---------------------------------------UPDATE: I do not see any substantial improvements in speeds compared USB 2.0.And to top it all exactly after 32 days one of the ports stopped working ... :-|Amazon won't return, and Inateck hasn't replied to any of my emails. Downgrading review from 5 stars to 0 (well 1) stars.I think I am done upgrading my MacPro. This is ridiculous, with majority of cards not supporting one Mac OS X version or other.I will stick with USB 2.0 and NAS running on GigE.---------------------------------------Finally, something that works on El Capitan.I have MacPro 4,1 (2009 model).This card works in El Capitan, no drivers required. I have boot camped the MacPro 4,1 and it works in Windows 10 also, again no drivers required.You can buy this card, or more importantly look for a USB 3.0 card with "Fresco" chipset (that chipset is supported in Mac OS 10.x, thus far).A little bit of history of how I got here. When I upgraded my MacPro to Mavericks (Mac OS X 10.9), I decided to get myself a USB3.0 + eSATA card (to support bunch of drives I have. I checked around and got myself a really expensive CalDigital FASTA-6GU3 from Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005X8NW36). The card worked great in Mavericks and Yosemite (Mac OS X 10.10).As soon as I upgraded to El Capitan, the card won't let me boot to Mac OS. When I contacted CalDigital, they told me it is obsolete and not supported in El Capitan (really? for a card that costs 5x any other card in the market does not have driver support).It worked fine in boot camped Windows 10 though.After looking through many cards and even trying a few, I finally got this card today.And yes it works !In both Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan, and Windows 10. Without any drivers installation required.The only downside I would say is that it has only 2 USB 3.0 ports (wish it had four).
Marshall Dean
2025-08-15 13:44:09
Great product! Performs exactly as described right out of the box. I ordered this PCIe USB 3.0 card to hook up an additional internal header that my motherboard did not have (only came with one, used for case USB). Not having to run an additional power supply line is a huge bonus. No extra wires or ugly molex connectors to dirty up the case window. My only complaint is that the screw hole on the back plate was off center for the mounting hole on the case. Nothing a little Dremel action couldn't fix, but an overlooked detail nonetheless. Super happy with the function of the card. Windows 10 recognized and installed drivers upon boot. I didn't even have to open the supplied CD. I would definitely recommend this card if you need a clean USB 3.0 solution.
Wolfshanze
2025-06-21 18:20:14
I have four systems in my house... two are "modern" while my two older systems... well... one has only USB3 in the back, no front connectors, and the other... it has no USB3 at all, front or back. Both had tiny MATX MBs with nothing more than a PCI-E 3.0 slot for a GPU and one tiny PCI-E expansion slot I figured I'd never have a use for.I had put my older systems in newer cases that had front USB3 support, but the cords were just tucked away since neither motherboard supported front USB3... I decided to see if there was some way of adding Front USB3 support to my older systems when I noticed you could get a PCI-E card to do it... but all of them required an extra power cord, and I was really trying to keep my systems with good cable management and didn't want extra power cords floating around, when I came across this card from Inateck.All I can say is... WOW... performs exactly as advertised... it truly is plug-and-play... *both these older systems run Win7, and all I had to do was plug the cards into the PCI-E slot, plug-in the front USB3 cord from the case... fire up the system, insert the included driver disc and in seconds the drivers were installed and everything worked. (*I since upgraded one of the systems to Win10 and can confirm this card works in Win10 as well without any issues at all).I have a USB thumbdrive that gets "uppity" when I plug it into a USB2 port and it always likes to say "i'd be faster in a USB3 port"... I put my thumbdrive in all ports, front and back, and it was very happy with the USB3 support. Nice to have truth in advertising... this is truly a plug-and-play card that installs quick and easy in the oldest of systems, works with older OS's like Win7 and doesn't require any additional power inputs. I bought two for my systems and am very happy to breath new life into some older PCs.
Daniel Geurts
2025-06-17 09:02:04
It's really good, but sadly didn't resolve that issue I was getting with my Vive headset. On the bright side, more USB ports.
Rickabrac
2025-05-22 15:29:28
works great. Purchased for my new Oculus rift S. plugged it in the PC, windows 10 recognized it right away. plugged in the Oculus rift s usb in the port and voila! all good to go! No extra power needed.Upgraded and older gen3 intel I-3570 motherboard (lenovo M91p) and needed to upgrade to usb 3.0 to have my VR work.Long story short, my NVIDIA GTX 970 width size was blocking my PCIE 1x slot (the only one available to make this card work). So had to purchase and extender (GLOTRENDS 1X to 1X PCI-E Extension Cable 0.6M for Limited Space Installation) that fits in the slot underneath the video car space in the pcie 1x slot, and permitted me to have this Inatek installed.Thank god for Amazon!
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2025-04-22 09:23:45
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S. DAMODAR REDDY
2025-04-11 16:53:11
Working good some time not recognize.
Gwentboy
2025-02-04 12:37:42
If it doesn't work straight out of the box let Windows Update do it 's thing...it will install a USB3 root hub...eventually.Then get the relevant driver from the inateck website. Have updated a 6yr old Intel board and a 9yr old AMD board without any issues.
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