eGPU adapter ADT-UT3G PCIe 3.0 x16 USB4 | Thunderbolt macOS, Windows 40 Gb/s

Name: eGPU adapter ADT-UT3G PCIe 3.0 x16 USB4 | Thunderbolt macOS, Windows 40 Gb/s
Brand: Abart Pro - Specjaliści dla Profesjonalistów
SKU: ADT-UT3G
Price: 679 PLN
Availability: PreOrder

KOD ADT-UT3G Category Abart Pro - Akcesoria i dodatki EAN 5904917097489 Delivery time 2 - 4 days

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The ADT-UT3G is a PCIe 3.0 x16 to USB4 or Thunderbolt adapter to connect, for example, a high-speed external graphics card to a PC with a USB4 or Thunderbolt connector or another PCIe card to a mac or PC with a USB4 or Thunderbolt connector.

The ADT-UT3G is a PCIe 3.0 x16 to USB4 or Thunderbolt adapter to connect, for example, a high-speed external graphics card to a PC with a USB4 or Thunderbolt connector or another PCIe card to a mac or PC with a USB4 or Thunderbolt connector.

With this ADT-UT3G adapter, you will connect a Windows PC with USB 4 or Thunderbolt ports:

a high-speed external graphics card, and

to macOS and Windows PCs:

high-speed external network card - e.g. 2x 10GbE, 2x 25GbE, 2x 40GbE
SAS, SATA or NVMe controller
RAID controller
video capture or editing card
audio capture or editing card
and other PCIe cards

The data transfer rate between the PCIe connector and USB 4 | Thunderbolt is max. 40 Gbps

For correct operation of the adapter, an external ATX power supply with a wattage compatible or higher with the PCIe card to be installed is required - the power supply is not included.

Questions and answers

Q1: There are three switches on the ADT-UT3G adapter. What are they used for?

SW1: forced start switch for the graphics card. Position 1 for automatic start, position 2 forced start. By default, the switch is set in position 1 to automatically start the graphics card

SW2: Forced shutdown switch for the USB5V power supply. Position 1 for automatic start-up, position 2 for forced start-up. By default the switch is set to position 1 for automatic start-up

J3: ASM2464PD circuit power switch. ON position for automatic start-up, OFF position for power off. By default, the switch is set to ON position for automatic start-up of the circuit.