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Vszerda Motherboard 20pin to USB 3.1 Type-C Adapter with PCI Bracket 1.64ft
Converts a motherboard 20-pin header to a USB 3.1 Type-C port with a PCI bracket and 5 Gbps speed
- Connector TypeLighting Connector to USB A
- Adds front-panel USB-C via 20-pin header
- PCI bracket secures port to case rear
- USB 3.1 Gen 1 delivers 5Gbps throughput
- 64ft cable reaches internal headers easily
- 50cm length suits compact and full-size builds
Front-panel Type-C add-in
This Vszerda adapter converts an internal motherboard 20-pin header into an external USB 3.1 Type-C port mounted on a standard PCI slot bracket. It is intended for PC builders or upgraders whose chassis lacks a front-panel Type-C connector but have a spare internal header and an open expansion slot. The 1.64 ft cable routes the signal from the header to the rear bracket without excessive slack.
Replaces missing front-panel Type-C
The adapter upgrades a system that only offers legacy USB-A front ports or no front USB at all, adding a single Type-C connection capable of 5 Gbps transfer rates. The jump is worth it when you regularly attach modern phones, external SSDs or docking stations that benefit from the reversible plug and higher bandwidth, and you prefer a clean rear-mounted port over a dangling dongle.
Simple bracket install, watch header keying
Installation requires seating the 20-pin connector onto the motherboard header, aligning the keyed pinout correctly, and securing the bracket to the case with a single screw. The most common issue is reversing the header orientation, which prevents the port from functioning; the short 50 cm cable limits routing flexibility in large towers, so verify reach before committing to the bracket position.
Highlights
- Adds front-panel USB-C via 20-pin header
- PCI bracket secures port to case rear
- USB 3.1 Gen 1 delivers 5Gbps throughput
- 64ft cable reaches internal headers easily
- 50cm length suits compact and full-size builds
Specifications
| Connector Type | Lighting Connector to USB A |
|---|
Questions about this item
Does the 20-pin header plug directly onto the motherboard?
Yes, the 20-pin connector attaches to the motherboard's internal USB header and the bracket screws into a standard PCI slot opening.
Which way does the keyed 20-pin connector orient on the header?
Align the missing-pin key on the connector with the blocked hole on the motherboard header; forcing it the wrong way bends pins.
When should the 1.64 ft cable be replaced?
Replace it if the Type-C port feels loose, data drops to USB 2.0 speeds, or the cable jacket shows cracking near the connectors.
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