Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Extends a PCIe x1 slot to x16 with a 60 cm USB 3.0 cable for GPU mining rigs
This riser cable connects a graphics card to a motherboard PCI-E 1X slot using a USB 3.0 link. The 60CM length allows flexible GPU placement inside a chassis. It is built for mining rigs that need to spread multiple cards across limited board slots.
Builders who need a direct 16X slot connection or a shorter cable should look at other options. Systems requiring a different interface or length will not match this adapter.
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The package includes a 60 cm USB 3.0 cable, a PCIe 1x host board and a PCIe 16x GPU board; the GPU board has a standard 6-pin power socket so you must supply a 6-pin cable from your PSU.
Choose the 60 cm version when the motherboard PCIe 1x slot and the GPU mounting point are up to 60 cm apart; shorter risers reduce cable clutter in tight frames while longer ones are needed for wider rigs.
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