ORVIX
ORVIX 2pcs Dual USB 2.0 Female to 9Pin/10Pin Motherboard Header Adapter Vertical Type
Adds two USB 2.0 ports from a single 9-pin or 10-pin motherboard header, vertical orientation, pack of two
- Adds two USB 2.0 ports from one internal header
- Converts 9-pin or 10-pin motherboard connectors to Type-A sockets
- Includes two adapters with different vertical orientations
- Type-A and Type-B connector directions suit varied case layouts
- Expands front-panel connectivity without extra controller cards
Dual USB 2.0 Header Adapter Kit
This ORVIX kit supplies two vertical adapters that convert a single internal motherboard header into two external USB 2.0 Type-A ports. The package includes both 9-pin and 10-pin variants so builders can match different board layouts without extra cables.
Suited for case-modders adding front-panel ports
The adapters suit enthusiasts who need extra front-panel or bracket-mounted USB 2.0 connections on a desktop build. They do not help users who require USB 3.x speeds, internal Type-C headers, or powered hubs for high-draw devices.
Connector orientation fixed vertical
Each adapter mounts vertically to the header, so clearance above the motherboard determines fit. Buyers with low-profile coolers or tight chassis roofs should verify vertical space before ordering.
Highlights
- Adds two USB 2.0 ports from one internal header
- Converts 9-pin or 10-pin motherboard connectors to Type-A sockets
- Includes two adapters with different vertical orientations
- Type-A and Type-B connector directions suit varied case layouts
- Expands front-panel connectivity without extra controller cards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the pack include everything needed to add two USB 2.0 ports from one motherboard header?
Yes, the package contains two vertical adapters that each split a single 9-pin or 10-pin header into two Type-A sockets.
What is the difference between the two adapters in the set?
One adapter has its connector oriented as Type-A and the other as Type-B, giving different cable-routing options.
What speed will devices see when plugged into these ports?
The adapters pass the USB 2.0 signal directly from the motherboard header, so connected devices operate at the standard USB 2.0 rate.
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