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myVolts NGFFPCE-N01 PCI-E 1X to 16X riser card with M.2 NGFF adapter
Converts a motherboard PCIe x1 slot into a full-size x16 slot and adds an M.2 NGFF-to-PCIe adapter for NVMe drives
- TypeAT
- Extends a PCIe x1 slot to x16 with the VER009S-PLUS riser
- Includes M.2 NGFF adapter converting to a PCIe x16 interface
- 24 in USB 3.0 cable allows flexible device placement
- 6-pin to 15-pin power cable supplies the riser and adapter
- Four mounting holes at 30, 12, 19, 21 mm support custom positioning
PCI-E 1X to 16X riser for mining rigs
This riser card extends a single PCI-E 1X slot into a full-length 16X slot using a 24in USB 3.0 cable. It is designed for Ethereum and Bitcoin mining rigs that need multiple graphics cards. The M.2 NGFF adapter adds a second path to convert an M.2 NGFF slot of PCI-E channel into another 16X interface.
VER009S-PLUS board with break-off mounting holes
The main card measures 5.1 by 1.7in and the plug-in card 1.3 by 1.2in. Four fixed holes at 30mm, 12mm, 19mm and 21mm let you snap the M.2 riser to 22 by 60mm or 22 by 80mm spacing for your chassis. A 6PIN to 15PIN power cable delivers auxiliary power to the extended slot.
Windows 10 eight-card limit and Linux alternative
The bundle includes the main card, plug-in card, USB 3.0 cable, power cable, M.2 riser, one screw and a screwdriver. Windows 10 recognises up to eight graphics cards while Windows 7 stops at six; Linux removes that restriction. Modified drivers and identical card models are required for large arrays.
Highlights
- Extends a PCIe x1 slot to x16 with the VER009S-PLUS riser
- Includes M.2 NGFF adapter converting to a PCIe x16 interface
- 24 in USB 3.0 cable allows flexible device placement
- 6-pin to 15-pin power cable supplies the riser and adapter
- Four mounting holes at 30, 12, 19, 21 mm support custom positioning
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the PCI-E 1X link limit the riser to Gen 3.0 speeds?
The riser uses a PCI-E 1X signal over the USB 3.0 cable, so bandwidth is capped at a single lane; the host slot can be x1, x4, x8 or x16 but the link remains 1X.
What mounting-hole spacings does the M.2 to PCI-E riser card provide?
The card has fixed holes at 22*60 mm and 22*80 mm; additional break-off positions at 30 mm, 12 mm, 19 mm and 21 mm let you match the slot length in your chassis.
How do I power the riser and what mistake should I avoid?
Connect the included 6PIN to 15PIN power cable to the riser's 6PIN connector; do not plug the USB 3.0 cable into a USB port — it carries only PCI-E 1X signals and will not power the card.
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