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USB4 to PCIe adapter

Hi All,

I started to use NI PCIe card very seldom and plan to upgrade my desktop.

I found that there are USB4 to PCIe adapters on the market, for example, DFRobot LattePanda ASM2464PD Thunderbolt 4 Graphics Card Expansion Dock Module (https://wiki.dfrobot.com/dfr1168/#tech_specs).

Did anyone try to use NI PCIe card with laptop and such adapter?

Thanks, Andrey.

 

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I believe you need to use a Thunderbolt connection. I do not know if USB4 is the same as thunderbolt. I have used external PCI cards in an TB enclosure; it was a frame grabber for a camera. They work fine once configured correctly.

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NI outright doesn't warrant the functionality of their cards with third-party extenders or protocol converters.

For any bus, PCIe or Thunderbolt3, NI recommends using only what comes with the motherboard, not any external card.

Santhosh
Soliton Technologies

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Hi

 

Using PCI related expanders/extenders has been discussed over the years.

 

The following is a typical discussion :

 

https://forums.ni.com/t5/Digital-I-O/PCI-6515-connection-to-laptop/td-p/4312158

 

Regards

 

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