Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A 30 cm PCIe 1x to 16x riser with USB 3.0 cable and SATA to 6‑pin power for mining rigs
This riser card extends a PCIe 1x slot to a 16x connector using a 30cm USB 3.0 cable. It includes a SATA to 6Pin power adapter for the card itself. The assembly targets builders assembling multi-GPU mining rigs or test benches where board space is limited.
The physical 16x connector cannot increase the electrical link beyond a single lane, so graphics cards run at reduced throughput. The USB 3.0 cable adds latency and signal loss compared to a direct slot. Builders needing full 16x bandwidth or multiple high-speed devices should not use this riser.
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The riser card converts a single 1x slot into a 16x physical connector so one part covers both needs.
It lets a graphics card sit in a full-size 16x slot while the motherboard only provides a 1x electrical link through the 30cm USB 3.0 cable.
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