Lekuo has unveiled the PB65MX4, a new PCIe AIC expansion card built on the AMD B650 PROM 21 chipset. The device features a modular architecture, allowing users to customize I/O configurations based on their specific requirements.
The front side of the card includes two M.2 slots supporting PCIe Gen3 x2, which accommodate SSDs or various functional modules such as 10GbE RJ-45, 10GbE SFP+, multi-port SATA, and OCuLink. Users can mix and match these modules as needed.
The reverse side of the PB65MX4 is equipped with two M.2 22110/2280 slots supporting PCIe Gen4 x4. Additionally, the card provides one 20Gbps USB-C port and one 10Gbps USB-C header, with power supplied via a 6-pin connector.
The base price for the expansion card is ¥499. The network card M.2 module is priced at ¥299, though it is available for ¥229 if purchased alongside the main card. The product is scheduled for release following the National Day holiday.
