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ModMyMods PCI-E x16 Extension Cable Riser 19cm

SKU CH-0SNG-DYF7K

A 19 cm PCI-E x16 extension riser that lets you relocate a graphics card inside the case

  • Cable Length7.48 in.
  • Adds 19 cm reach for flexible GPU placement
  • Supports x16 slot bandwidth for full graphics performance
  • Accepts x1 cards into x16 slots for mining or test builds
  • Shielded 7.48 in cable preserves signal integrity over distance

PCI-E x16 Extension Cable 19cm

The ModMyMods PCI-E x16 extension cable riser measures 19cm (7.48 in.) and provides a flexible link between a motherboard slot and an expansion card. It suits builders who need to reposition a graphics card or add-in board in a custom loop, small-form-factor case or test bench. The x16 connector carries the full lane count for modern GPUs and other high-bandwidth devices.

19cm reach for tight routing

The short 19cm length keeps signal paths clean in compact builds but cannot span large vertical distances between a bottom-mounted motherboard and a top-mounted GPU. Builds that require longer cable runs or multiple right-angle bends will exceed the comfortable routing headroom of this riser.

Highlights

  • Adds 19 cm reach for flexible GPU placement
  • Supports x16 slot bandwidth for full graphics performance
  • Accepts x1 cards into x16 slots for mining or test builds
  • Shielded 7.48 in cable preserves signal integrity over distance

Specifications

Cable Length7.48 in.

Questions about this item

Will the 19 cm riser fit alongside a full-length GPU in a standard ATX case?

The 19 cm cable reaches from a motherboard x16 slot to a vertically mounted GPU bracket in most mid-tower ATX cases, leaving enough slack for gentle routing behind the motherboard tray.

How can I verify the x16 link is active after installing the riser?

Open GPU-Z or the motherboard BIOS and confirm the graphics card reports a PCIe x16 link width running at the expected generation speed.

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