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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD USB 3.0 164P PCI-E 1x to 16x Riser Card 6Pin SATA

SKU CH-TA3D-XAAE5

A 164-pin PCIe 1x-to-16x extender with USB 3.0 cable and SATA power for GPU mounting

  • Extends a single PCIe lane to 16 lanes via 164-pin connector
  • USB 3.0 link carries the signal from motherboard to GPU
  • 6-pin SATA power feeds the riser board directly
  • Suitable for Bitcoin and Litecoin mining rigs

PCI-E 1x to 16x riser with SATA power

This LORDWORLD extender converts a single PCI-E 1x slot into a 16x physical connector using a USB 3.0 164P cable. It targets cryptocurrency miners building multi-GPU rigs for Bitcoin or Litecoin who need to space cards away from the motherboard.

Upgrade from direct motherboard mounting

The riser replaces plugging each graphics card straight into the board, letting you spread GPUs for better airflow and fit more cards than the board's native slots allow. The jump is worth it when your mining frame needs physical separation between cards and you have spare SATA power connectors available.

Highlights

  • Extends a single PCIe lane to 16 lanes via 164-pin connector
  • USB 3.0 link carries the signal from motherboard to GPU
  • 6-pin SATA power feeds the riser board directly
  • Suitable for Bitcoin and Litecoin mining rigs

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What slot spacing does the 164P riser card need on the motherboard?

The card plugs into a single PCI-E 1x slot and extends it to a 16x connector, so only one 1x slot is required.

How is the 6-pin SATA power connector attached during installation?

Connect the supplied SATA power cable from the PSU to the 6-pin header on the riser before securing the graphics card.

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