Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Internal power cable connecting a 14-inch LCD matrix to a Lenovo E49A laptop
This 14-inch LCD matrix carries part numbers LP140WH4, LP140WH1, LTN140AT16, LTN140AT26, B140XW01 and N140BGE-L21. It is supplied as a new internal component for the Lenovo E49A laptop. Technicians and owners use it to replace a damaged or faulty display panel.
The panel fits only the Lenovo E49A model listed in the part reference. Builders working on other Lenovo series or different brands cannot use this matrix. Buyers who need a screen for another laptop must source the correct part for that chassis.
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The 14-inch dimension matches the panel size used in the Lenovo E49A, so the cable reaches the display connector without excess slack.
The cable uses the standard 40-pin eDP interface common to the LP140WH4, LP140WH1, LTN140AT16, LTN140AT26, B140XW01 and N140BGE-L21 matrices.
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