Hetai Tech
Hetai Tech 90 degree PCI Express 16x Male to Female Riser Card Adapter
Right-angle PCI Express x16 riser fits full-size cards into 1U or 2U server cases
- Changer TypeUSB to DB9 (RS-232)
- 90° right-angle design fits tight 1U and 2U server cases
- PCI Express x16 male-to-female riser preserves full x16 slot bandwidth
- USB to DB9 RS-232 changer type adds serial connectivity option
- New condition ensures reliable signal integrity for server deployments
Right-angle PCIe 16x riser for tight cases
This adapter reroutes a full-length PCI Express 16x slot through a 90 degree turn so the card sits parallel to the motherboard. It fits 1U and 2U server chassis where vertical clearance prevents standard installation. The male-to-female layout preserves the electrical pin-out without active components.
Signal path stays passive under continuous load
Because the riser carries the 16 lane connection through a simple trace layout, sustained throughput depends on the host slot and card quality rather than the adapter itself. No onboard regulation means no added heat during long compute or storage workloads. Builders who need active signal conditioning or longer reach should choose a different solution.
Highlights
- 90° right-angle design fits tight 1U and 2U server cases
- PCI Express x16 male-to-female riser preserves full x16 slot bandwidth
- USB to DB9 RS-232 changer type adds serial connectivity option
- New condition ensures reliable signal integrity for server deployments
Specifications
| Changer Type | USB to DB9 (RS-232) |
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Questions about this item
Does the 90 degree angle add any extra heat or power draw when the riser runs continuously?
The riser is a passive adapter with no active components, so it adds no measurable heat or power draw during all-day operation.
What motherboard slot and graphics card must I already have for this 16x riser to work?
You need a motherboard with a PCI Express x16 slot and a graphics card that uses a standard x16 edge connector.
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