PCI-e PCI Express 1X to 16X Extension Cable with Gold-Plated Connector

PCI-e PCI Express 1X to 16X Extension Cable with Gold-Plated Connector

$ 18.89

Score By Feature

Based on 35 ratings

Satisfaction

8.82

Giftable

8.94

Value for money

8.77

Packaging

8.76

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The High Speed Flexible Cable is designed for 1U and 2U chassis and supports high-speed PCI-E 1X, 4X, 8X, and 16X cards, but only at 1X speed.

Total length: 24 cm, cable length: 20 cm, high-quality flexible cable that is extremely soft and compact

High frequency and low attenuation, gold finger protection cover design with experienced design and durable material.

To prevent tearing and short circuiting of PCB-Cable solder points, they are swaddled and secured with bolts and nuts.

With a high-quality Axial Cable, you can achieve a stable PCIe Gen3 8Gbps or higher. It is simple to install in a 1U/2U case at any angle.

Questions & Answers

How far from the cable's end will it bend 90 degrees?

About . 5 inches

Is it compatible with the ASUS H110 and the RTX 3080 graphics card? Is there a power cable included?

Yes, it will work, but the 3080 is a PCIe 4 card. 0 is the maximum number of people who can use this bridge, while the maximum number of people who can use You will lose 1 because you have a score of 0 in your favor. 2% GPU power output output output output However, if your motherboard is PCIe 3.0, you'll need to upgrade your graphics card. If the number is zero, it doesn't matter.

Does the connection to the motherboard provide power to the socket?

I found it to be quite useful.

Selected User Reviews For PCI-e PCI Express 1X to 16X Extension Cable with Gold-Plated Connector

Pros: The build quality is excellent, but there are some fitment issues

4/5

br>Excellent construction. br>It is made of high-quality materials. Allows power to be drawn from a PCIe slot. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. br>Both connectors are excessively long. br>br>I wanted to use this to keep access to the pcie slot that had become stuck beneath the gpu heatsink. br>Unfortunately, the host side connector is too tall, causing the heatsink to be impacted. br>The peripheral connector is also tall and protrudes from the case, making it impossible for an attached card to secure itself to the back case slots. br>br>To be a perfect product, this product requires two improvements. br>Shorten both connectors. br>Attach the cable at a right angle to the connectors rather than straight out. br>br>Overall, I found it useful, though not for the purpose for which I bought it.

Atlas Goldstein

| Feb 07, 2021

It is compatible with the Asrock Q1900B and HD7570 graphics cards

4/5

Let me begin with the fundamentals: If you're in the same boat as me and need to fit a pcie x16 graphics card into a motherboard (mine is an Asrock Q1900B-M), this guide will help you out. This will work with an ITX) that only has a pcie x1 connector if your motherboard and operating system support it. br>br>My Asrock Q1900B and Windows 10 Pro had no trouble detecting the graphics card; after installing the adapter and my graphics card (an HD 7570), I booted into Windows first, and the screen flickered and the resolution automatically adjusted to 1080P within two minutes, thanks to the magic of the internet and Microsoft's automatic driver loading. I had switched from Windows' default basic graphics adapter to an AMD 7500 series adapter, according to Device Manager. Exceptional! br>br>Now it's time for the not-so-good news. It's all good. As other reviewers have mentioned, the adapter has one flaw that isn't ideal if you're trying to use it in a small case (mine is the InWin BL040): it's impossible to fit a GPU into an expansion slot. As you can see in the photos, I ended up Dremeling a new slot in my case and wedging my small gpu above the motherboard with some foam and duct tape. I can see how the ribbon/cable's orientation would not be a problem for other users or in other situations.

Leia Hood

| Jun 08, 2021

Works

5/5

I was able to fit an 8x raid card into a 1x slot by using this method. Because it worked in one computer but not in another, it's possible that it's a motherboard issue. Zip ties hold the raid card in place - It's not bad, but it's also not great.