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This modular, high-speed expansion solution delivers 64Gbps PCIe throughput, supports AI accelerators and networking cards, and features a hybrid power system for stable performance—even on low-power devices. Built on Intel’s Barlow Ridge chipset, it offers tool-less installation, IP55-rated durability, and is constructed from 100% recycled aluminium, making it a sustainable, future-ready accessory for professionals.
Delivers up to 80Gbps bandwidth* with USB4 v2 (Thunderbolt 5 compatible) for true PCIe Gen 4 x4 performance. Ideal for AI and machine learning accelerators and ultra-fast NVMe storage. Consistent speed with no throttling or drop-offs.
*PCIe data transfer speed is up to 64Gbps
Supports multiple M.2 seizes, including, 2230, 2242, 2260, and 2280, so you can choose the right drive your system - from compact SSDs to high-capacity options.
Install in seconds with no tools, screws or hassle - just pop open the enclosure, insert your M.2 NVMe SSD or other M.2 PCIe cards, and you’re ready to go. Ideal for workflows that change frequently.
Works bus-powered or with external PD input for steady performance under load.
With the included silicone sleeve, the enclosure meets IP55 protection standards*, shielding it from dust and water splashes - ideal for travel or on-site use.
*While using silicone protective sleeve. Tested by Hyper’s design team.
The aluminum body features built-in heat dissipation and a thermal pad that draws heat directly from the SSD, keeping performance steady even under heavy load.
Delivers full-speed PCIe Gen 4 and Gen 3 NVMe performance over USB4, giving you the fastest possible transfer rates for professional workflows and large file handling.
More than storage, this enclosure supports high-performance PCIe modules such as AI accelerators and networking cards to add computing power or specialized capabilities to your system. Designed for engineers, developers, and creators who need extra performance without replacing their hardware.
