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Fervit 19/20-Pin to Dual USB-C 3.0 Back Panel Cable
Converts a motherboard 19/20-pin header to two rear-panel USB-C ports running at USB 3.0 5 Gbps, with backward compatibility to USB 2.0 and 1.1, but no video, audio, docking or power-delivery support
- Adds two rear USB-C ports from a single motherboard header
- Delivers 5 Gbps data speed for fast SSD and HDD transfers
- Works with USB 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1 devices for broad compatibility
- Connects directly to a 19 or 20 pin internal socket
- No video, audio, docking or power-delivery support — data only
Dual Type-C Back-Panel Cable
The Fervit 19/20-pin adapter converts an internal motherboard USB 3.0 header into two external USB-C ports at the rear I/O panel. It delivers up to 5 Gbps data throughput for solid-state and mechanical drives while remaining backward compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1 devices.
Builders Adding Front-Panel Type-C Ports
This cable suits system builders who want dual rear Type-C connectors without occupying a PCIe slot. It is not for users who require video output, Power Delivery charging, DisplayPort alternate mode or any audio and docking functions through the Type-C ports.
19/20-Pin Header Compatibility
The adapter plugs directly into a standard motherboard 19 or 20-pin USB 3.0 header and presents two female Type-C sockets on a back-panel bracket. Verify that your board provides this specific header before purchase.
Highlights
- Adds two rear USB-C ports from a single motherboard header
- Delivers 5 Gbps data speed for fast SSD and HDD transfers
- Works with USB 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1 devices for broad compatibility
- Connects directly to a 19 or 20 pin internal socket
- No video, audio, docking or power-delivery support — data only
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which version should I choose for a motherboard with a 19-pin or 20-pin header?
This single cable fits both 19-pin and 20-pin internal USB headers, converting either into two external Type-C ports.
What does the 5Gbps rating mean when I connect an SSD?
The 5Gbps Super-Speed link caps the maximum data rate; actual SSD throughput will be lower due to protocol overhead and drive limits.
Which USB standard does the dual Type-C output follow?
It complies with USB 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1, delivering up to 5Gbps on the Type-C ports while excluding Power Delivery and DisplayPort alt mode.
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