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Ruth's sister USB 3.0 Dual Port Female Screw Mount Panel 20 Pin Motherboard Cable 30cm 50cm 80cm

SKU CH-BK1G-8KTYA

Connects two USB 3.0 front-panel ports to a motherboard 20-pin header using screw-mount cables in 30 cm, 50 cm or 80 cm lengths

  • Dual USB 3.0 ports add front-panel connectivity
  • Screw-mount panel secures firmly to any case
  • 20-pin header plugs straight into motherboard
  • Three cable lengths suit compact or full-size builds

Dual USB 3.0 Panel Cable

This cable connects a motherboard 20-pin header to two external USB 3.0 ports mounted on a case panel. Each port uses a screw-mount design for a secure fit. Lengths of 30, 50 and 80 centimetres are available to suit different chassis layouts. The product is supplied new and ready for internal installation.

For front-panel USB 3.0 upgrades

Builders adding front or top-panel USB 3.0 ports to a case with a 20-pin header will find this cable suitable. It does not serve systems that lack a 20-pin USB 3.0 header or that require a single-port bracket instead of a dual-port panel. Buyers needing internal drive power cables or longer runs beyond 80 centimetres should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Dual USB 3.0 ports add front-panel connectivity
  • Screw-mount panel secures firmly to any case
  • 20-pin header plugs straight into motherboard
  • Three cable lengths suit compact or full-size builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 20-pin connector on this cable work with the USB 3.0 header on my older motherboard?

Yes, the 20-pin plug matches the standard USB 3.0 motherboard header found on most boards released since the USB 3.0 spec was adopted.

How can I confirm the panel is delivering USB 3.0 speeds after installation?

Plug a USB 3.0 flash drive into the panel, copy a large file, and check that the transfer rate reaches the typical USB 3.0 range rather than USB 2.0 speeds.

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