Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Connects Nintendo 64, SNES and GameCube to a TV using RCA stereo audio and composite video over a six-foot cable
This cable connects Nintendo 64, SNES and GameCube systems to a television using composite RCA connectors. It carries stereo audio and composite video over a six-foot length. The design targets retro-gaming enthusiasts who want a direct replacement for the original AV lead. No external power or signal conversion is required.
Verify that the display has yellow, red and white composite RCA sockets; many modern sets only provide HDMI or component inputs. The cable plugs into the multi-out port on the console, so confirm that port is present and undamaged. Buyers who need HDMI output or longer reach will need a different solution.
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The cable is sold alone; the N64 SNES Gamecube console must be purchased separately.
Only the 6FT length is listed for this 64 RCA AV stereo cable.
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