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Looking for non-Miner PCIE Splitter (16x to 2-way 8x / 16x to 4-way 4x)

Hi,

 

my NAS MB only has one pcie 16x slot and I want to run a NIC and other cards at once.

This is how I wanted to spit them:

- 16x

        - 4x 10GBit NIC

        - 4x sata card / riad card

        - 4x m.2

        - 4x (Reserved)

 

So I looked for a 16x to 4-way 4x pcie-splitter, but only found 4x to 4-way 1x and other non-fitting mining splitters.

If you found something helpful, please let me know.

 

Thanks for helping.

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I'm not quite sure if something like this exists, also, wouldn't you probably bottleneck your NIC and drives?

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1 minute ago, Jonas_2909 said:

I'm not quite sure if something like this exists, also, wouldn't you probably bottleneck your NIC and drives?

I think 4x is pretty normal for NICs and small raid cards... or isn't it?

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Just now, XLP said:

I think 4x is pretty normal for NICs and small raid cards... or isn't it?

I mean such an adapter.

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1 minute ago, XLP said:

I think 4x is pretty normal for NICs and small raid cards... or isn't it?

I think the cards will interfere since being laid on their side

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9 minutes ago, Thermosman said:

cool, comes definitely in consideration (Marked as solution)

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3 minutes ago, Jonas_2909 said:

I mean such an adapter.

I only go form 16x to 4x and this bandwidth is enough for 10GBit networking and stata cards

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4 minutes ago, Generallee said:

I think the cards will interfere since being laid on their side

Dont think so, most of the singleslot cards are designed to be so close next to each other

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3 minutes ago, XLP said:

I only go form 16x to 4x and this bandwidth is enough for 10GBit networking and stata cards

Also the card has one 8x slot for whatever needs the most bandwidth

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Just saw that supermicro card only supports gen 2 and has no additional power connectors that make me worry how the 3 card all get 75 watt as in the spec.

http://www.wiredzone.com/supermicro-components-motherboards-accessories-rsc-r2ug-2e4e8-10022062?gclid=CjwKCAiAtorUBRBnEiwAfcp_Y9op5DpC0Iv9J5qNusWKCAU6xTK-4GnQU5mwUjlffpoptlzO-uIsLxoClOkQAvD_BwE

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if we left the m.2 out we could get along with a 16x to 2way-8x splitter. Any ideas?

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20 minutes ago, XLP said:

Just saw that supermicro card only supports gen 2 and has no additional power connectors that make me worry how the 3 card all get 75 watt as in the spec.

http://www.wiredzone.com/supermicro-components-motherboards-accessories-rsc-r2ug-2e4e8-10022062?gclid=CjwKCAiAtorUBRBnEiwAfcp_Y9op5DpC0Iv9J5qNusWKCAU6xTK-4GnQU5mwUjlffpoptlzO-uIsLxoClOkQAvD_BwE

Best I could find

However, not sure it would work anyways, as it would have to support a weird form of pcie bifurcation thats probably only on server motherboards

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2 hours ago, XLP said:

I only go form 16x to 4x and this bandwidth is enough for 10GBit networking and stata cards

Oops, my fault... Somehow I thought of 10Gbyte instead of 10Gbit... 

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4 hours ago, Dark said:

Hmm looks like they only have 4x or less as input, that would be a huge bottleneck.

Do they also make those 16x to 4-way 4x or 16x to 2-way 8x splitters?

I didn't found a splitter with an input with over 4x lanes...

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While splitting lanes without a PLX is possible, and not actually that hard, I dont think that there is a big enough market for things like this sadly. There exists solutions that use PLX chips to expand the amound of available pcie lanes to a backplane, but they are either pcie gen 2 or overly expensive.

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It would get a little convoluted but you could get this:

 

http://amfeltec.com/products/pci-express-gen-3-carrier-board-for-4-m-2-ssd-modules/

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SKU                                                 Item                                                   Qty           Unit Price        

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SKU-086-01     SQUID PCIe Carrier Board for up to 4 M.2 SSD modules     1         $ 367.38 USD  

                        (M.2 key M)  

                       (x16 PCIe upstream interface, full size bracket)

                  

                       The follow options are available for the same price:

                       - Low profile PCI Express bracket

                       - x4 and x8 PCI Express upstream interface

 

SKU-086-34     SQUID PCIe Carrier Board for up to 4 M.2 SSD modules     1          $ 465.00 USD  

                          (M.2 key M)  Gen 3

                          (x16 PCIe upstream interface, full size bracket)

                  

                       The follow options are available for the same price:

                          - Low profile PCI Express bracket

                          - x8  PCI Express upstream interface

 

And two/three of these: 

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And these:

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  • 2 years later...
On 2/13/2018 at 7:49 AM, XLP said:

Hi,

 

my NAS MB only has one pcie 16x slot and I want to run a NIC and other cards at once.

This is how I wanted to spit them:

- 16x

        - 4x 10GBit NIC

        - 4x sata card / riad card

        - 4x m.2

        - 4x (Reserved)

 

So I looked for a 16x to 4-way 4x pcie-splitter, but only found 4x to 4-way 1x and other non-fitting mining splitters.

If you found something helpful, please let me know.

 

Thanks for helping.

There referred to as PCIe expansion chassis.  They’re very expensive, it’s a lot cheaper to buy a new motherboard for a tenth the price and complexity. 

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6 hours ago, JackZah said:

There referred to as PCIe expansion chassis.  They’re very expensive, it’s a lot cheaper to buy a new motherboard for a tenth the price and complexity. 

Not sure why you're digging up 2 year old threads, but I think OP was talking in the same chassis so he was after a bifurcation card 

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