Gbox - External DMA 【35t-35t ，Better compatibility ，Maximum frequency 16000】
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Several months ago, we launched the ZDMA with a Thunderbolt interface, which attained ultra-high speeds via the Thunderbolt protocol and garnered considerable acclaim and recommendations from numerous customers. Nonetheless, to reach these ultra-high speeds, ZDMA necessitates a PCIEX4 slot and a Thunderbolt interface, obliging some customers to incur additional expenses to upgrade their motherboards and computers. Consequently, we have introduced the Gbox, which offers improved high-speed compatibility.
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Gbox is compatible with PCIEx1 and PCIEx2. When using the PCIEx2 channel, it will be faster than using the PCIEx1 channel. Also, because Gbox transmits the PCIE protocol, unlike ordinary DMA, Gbox needs to be connected to the PCIe card slot of your control terminal computer, not the USB interface of ordinary DMA.
The following image shows that there are some differences in speed when using different PCIE slots. Please purchase according to the actual situation of your computer when buying：
Conditions of Use:
- A PCIe x1/ PCIe x4/ PCIe x16 or Nvme slot on the target computer
- A PCIe x1/ PCIe x4/ PCIe x16 or Nvme slot on the controlling computer.
- Win10/Win11 system
Product Features:
- Tested read and write bandwidth up to 400mb/s
- Onboard JTAG for easy firmware updates
- Can be used with various different adapters to adapt to various different computers
- Perfectly compatible with PCILEECH, just update leechcore.dll to the latest version.
Box Contents:
- 1 x Gbox
- 2 x Oculink data cable (0.8m)
- 2 x USB data cable
- 2 x adapter card (Purchase on demand)
- 1 x Cross screwdriver
- PCIEx4 adapter card
- PCIEx1 adapter card
- NVME adapter card
About shipping:
Usually shipped within 2 working days after placing the order, and the tracking number will be sent to you by email after shipment. The delivery time in Europe and America is usually 5 working days!!
More information：
Gbox's firmware has been open sourced: https://github.com/ufrisk/pcileech-fpga/tree/master/GBOX
