**Product Review: USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type C to PCIE Host Card**

As I looked at the product packaging, I was impressed by the clear labeling and concise information provided. The front of the box features a bright red "CASA" logo, accompanied by a picture of the card itself, which is clearly identified as a black card with a silver bracket and barcode. The label also highlights the card's specifications, including its USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 speed of up to 20 gigabits per second and support for PCIE host.

Upon closer inspection, I noticed that the back of the box provided additional details about the card's features and benefits. It highlighted the Easy Installation process, which simply involves pushing in one screw, and mentioned that the same information is also displayed on the side panel of the box. The product's feature list was also readily available on the box, giving potential customers a clear idea of what to expect from the product.

**What's Inside the Box**

As I opened the box, I found that it contained several components designed to make the installation and use of the card as straightforward as possible. First, there was an anti-static bag to protect the device during shipping, followed by a plastic pack with a back plate adapter for low-profile cases. A manual was also included, which provided basic instructions on how to use the product. The manual's simplicity suggests that the product is designed to be user-friendly and easy to install.

**Product Design and Features**

The design of the card itself appears to be straightforward and uncomplicated. The device features several chips and components, but a closer look reveals that most of this information is not visible once the card is installed in a computer case. This suggests that the product's designers prioritized functionality over visual appeal or elaborate designs. Additionally, I noticed that the serial numbers on the board appear to be for identification purposes only, as there are no other components that require attention.

**Installation Process**

To install the card, users will need to follow a simple process. First, they must shut down their computer and disconnect the power cable to prevent any damage or electrical shock. Next, they can remove the side panel of their case to access the card slot. I emphasized the importance of ensuring that the correct type of slot is available before attempting installation, as the card will not fit in smaller slots.

With the card slot exposed, users simply need to hover the card over it and push it firmly into place. This should trigger a secure connection between the card and the computer's motherboard. Once installed, users can securely fasten the card with screws, and proceed to power on their system and connect any USB Type-C devices.

**Benefits and Performance**

The product's key benefit is its ability to support faster speeds than standard USB 3.1 ports. With a maximum speed of up to 20 gigabits per second, users can enjoy smoother and more efficient data transfer when connecting devices such as phones or docking stations via the card. Additionally, the product supports USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, which is designed for high-speed applications such as video editing, gaming, or other resource-intensive tasks.

**Conclusion**

Overall, the USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type C to PCIE Host Card appears to be a straightforward and user-friendly solution for those looking to upgrade their computer's connectivity options. With its clear labeling and concise specifications, users should have no difficulty understanding what to expect from the product. By following the simple installation process outlined in the manual, users can enjoy faster speeds and more efficient data transfer when connecting devices via the card.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhi everyone do you have a pc what does not have a usb type-c slot on the machine but you need one to charge your device or you want faster transfer speeds well this is where this comes in handy from a casa it's a 20 gigabits per second usb 3.2 gen 2x2 type c 2 pcie host card yeah it's a bit of a mouthful but in basics what you do is get this card slot in a pcie socket on your motherboard and then it gives you a usb type c connection on the back of your pc so you can transfer data up to 20 gigabits per second so that's pretty quick so if you want to transfer stuff lots of stuff really quick then this is the device you're probably looking for we have links in the description below if you're interested in purchasing and want to find out the latest price in your country again prices are up and down at the moment due to global issues before we go on to the main video if you would do us a favor click that like button subscribe click the bell as well that way you'll get notifications of new videos and live streams we do again doing all these things helps support the channel and helping to support the channel allows us to release more videos better quality videos and more content exclusively just for you okay as you can see it says a casa on the front in bright red then you've got a picture of the card it looks like it's a black card obviously with a silver bracket it says type so you got a barcode there it says about the 20 gigabytes per second and it says the usb 3.2 gen 2x2 type c to pcie host card go do you need to take a breath after saying that and on the side it tells you about it being usb 3.2 uh 2. 2x2 uh 20 gigabits per second pcie and then you've got their easy installation as well should just be pushing in the one screw or whatever and depending on your case same information on that side on the back it shows you a bit more information about the card like the differences in speed where the connections are on the back and so forth so it's pretty straightforward and then you've also got the feature list on there as well okay so this is what's inside the box first of all you've got a anti-static bag which obviously the device comes in to keep it protected as well as a plastic pack what the back plate adapter if you're using a low profile case or something like that came in so nothing over the top there you do have a manual what it comes with which tells you how to use it which in all honesty it's pretty straightforward i'm guessing you probably not need to use that but the basics is you get a motherboard you slot it in and hey presto that bit will be on the back of it and then you plug a usb type-c device in obviously you plug all that in while the machine is powered off unplugged and so forth if you're not sure what you're doing then obviously get a computer technician to do it for you your local independent store is the best option but if you have a look at the board you can see basically all the chips on there it's probably not too much really to look at in all honesty because when you've got it in your case you're not going to see much there so it's pretty straight forward a couple of serial numbers on there but other than that there's nothing really to look at you don't need to plug anything into it for any reason you do need to put the low prior profile bracket on two screws there you just unscrew those it comes off and then basically you attach that one and then put those screws in there it's pretty straightforward and simple there's not much really to go wrong or do wrong with it okay so all you need to do to fit one of these cards into your computer it's pretty simple you have to take the side off make sure the power is off if you're not sure how pull the power cable out when you shut the machine down then you just get the card and then you slot it into one of these slots it can fit into an eight speed or a 16 speed slot so this is a full size 16 speed slot it won't fit in the really small ones so you have to make sure you've got a slot it will fit in but the basics is you just hover it over the slot and push down and it should just push straight in and that's it and then you'll just put the screw in there and it will hold it into position this if you're not sure what you're looking at here this pit here would be the back of your computer case which i'll show you in a second okay so now you've got the card installed in the machine and it's screwed in and you put the side back on your case obviously switched it all on and so forth you'll be able to get your usb type c cable and plug it into the adapter there and that then will allow you to charge up your phone plug in a docking station and so forth obviously if you're plugging a usb type-c connection in if you've got a usb type if you've got a usb 3.2 gen 2x2 connection or device it will work faster because this is what this card is if you've still got a usb 3.1 type c or anything along that lines and then it will still work but bear in mind the faster obviously the device is the faster it will work because this will go all the way up to usb 3.2 gen 2x2 at 20 gigabits per second thank you for watching this video everyone it's really appreciated you made it all the way to the end please make sure you subscribe like comment and even click that bell so you get notifications of new videos and live streams it does help support the channel and support in the channel basically means that we can release more content for you and also better quality content going forward thanks again for watching and i'll see you next time youhi everyone do you have a pc what does not have a usb type-c slot on the machine but you need one to charge your device or you want faster transfer speeds well this is where this comes in handy from a casa it's a 20 gigabits per second usb 3.2 gen 2x2 type c 2 pcie host card yeah it's a bit of a mouthful but in basics what you do is get this card slot in a pcie socket on your motherboard and then it gives you a usb type c connection on the back of your pc so you can transfer data up to 20 gigabits per second so that's pretty quick so if you want to transfer stuff lots of stuff really quick then this is the device you're probably looking for we have links in the description below if you're interested in purchasing and want to find out the latest price in your country again prices are up and down at the moment due to global issues before we go on to the main video if you would do us a favor click that like button subscribe click the bell as well that way you'll get notifications of new videos and live streams we do again doing all these things helps support the channel and helping to support the channel allows us to release more videos better quality videos and more content exclusively just for you okay as you can see it says a casa on the front in bright red then you've got a picture of the card it looks like it's a black card obviously with a silver bracket it says type so you got a barcode there it says about the 20 gigabytes per second and it says the usb 3.2 gen 2x2 type c to pcie host card go do you need to take a breath after saying that and on the side it tells you about it being usb 3.2 uh 2. 2x2 uh 20 gigabits per second pcie and then you've got their easy installation as well should just be pushing in the one screw or whatever and depending on your case same information on that side on the back it shows you a bit more information about the card like the differences in speed where the connections are on the back and so forth so it's pretty straightforward and then you've also got the feature list on there as well okay so this is what's inside the box first of all you've got a anti-static bag which obviously the device comes in to keep it protected as well as a plastic pack what the back plate adapter if you're using a low profile case or something like that came in so nothing over the top there you do have a manual what it comes with which tells you how to use it which in all honesty it's pretty straightforward i'm guessing you probably not need to use that but the basics is you get a motherboard you slot it in and hey presto that bit will be on the back of it and then you plug a usb type-c device in obviously you plug all that in while the machine is powered off unplugged and so forth if you're not sure what you're doing then obviously get a computer technician to do it for you your local independent store is the best option but if you have a look at the board you can see basically all the chips on there it's probably not too much really to look at in all honesty because when you've got it in your case you're not going to see much there so it's pretty straight forward a couple of serial numbers on there but other than that there's nothing really to look at you don't need to plug anything into it for any reason you do need to put the low prior profile bracket on two screws there you just unscrew those it comes off and then basically you attach that one and then put those screws in there it's pretty straightforward and simple there's not much really to go wrong or do wrong with it okay so all you need to do to fit one of these cards into your computer it's pretty simple you have to take the side off make sure the power is off if you're not sure how pull the power cable out when you shut the machine down then you just get the card and then you slot it into one of these slots it can fit into an eight speed or a 16 speed slot so this is a full size 16 speed slot it won't fit in the really small ones so you have to make sure you've got a slot it will fit in but the basics is you just hover it over the slot and push down and it should just push straight in and that's it and then you'll just put the screw in there and it will hold it into position this if you're not sure what you're looking at here this pit here would be the back of your computer case which i'll show you in a second okay so now you've got the card installed in the machine and it's screwed in and you put the side back on your case obviously switched it all on and so forth you'll be able to get your usb type c cable and plug it into the adapter there and that then will allow you to charge up your phone plug in a docking station and so forth obviously if you're plugging a usb type-c connection in if you've got a usb type if you've got a usb 3.2 gen 2x2 connection or device it will work faster because this is what this card is if you've still got a usb 3.1 type c or anything along that lines and then it will still work but bear in mind the faster obviously the device is the faster it will work because this will go all the way up to usb 3.2 gen 2x2 at 20 gigabits per second thank you for watching this video everyone it's really appreciated you made it all the way to the end please make sure you subscribe like comment and even click that bell so you get notifications of new videos and live streams it does help support the channel and support in the channel basically means that we can release more content for you and also better quality content going forward thanks again for watching and i'll see you next time you\n"