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Vszerda

Vszerda PCI-E 1 to 4 USB 3.0 Riser Card 120x55x75 mm

SKU CH-7TV5-98P1R

Expands one PCI-E x1 slot into four PCI-E USB 3.0 ports for multi-GPU mining rigs, measuring 120 x 55 x 75 mm and drawing power directly from the motherboard without extra cables

  • Expands one PCIe x1 slot into four ports
  • Direct motherboard power eliminates external cables
  • 120 x 55 x 75 mm compact form factor
  • Compatible with DOS, Linux, Windows XP through 11
  • Supports up to 8 graphics cards on Windows 10

PCI-E 1-to-4 Riser Card

The Vszerda riser converts a single PCI-E x1 slot into four PCI-E USB 3.0 ports, expanding connectivity for multi-GPU configurations such as mining rigs. It draws power directly from the motherboard slot without extra cables. Compatible with DOS, Linux and Windows XP through 11. The board measures 120 by 55 by 75 mm.

Expands Limited Motherboard Slots

The adapter replaces the need for multiple riser cables by turning one x1 lane into four physical ports, useful when the board lacks enough PCI-E connectors. It is designed for builders adding several graphics cards on a B250 or higher chipset. Windows 10 recognises up to eight cards, while Windows 7 sees only six without modified drivers.

Four PCI-E Signal Ports

Each of the four ports carries PCI-E signalling, not standard USB data, so they accept riser cables for GPUs but cannot connect USB peripherals. Total GPU count is capped by the operating system and motherboard lane allocation. Power delivery and cooling for multiple cards must be verified separately.

Highlights

  • Expands one PCIe x1 slot into four ports
  • Direct motherboard power eliminates external cables
  • 120 x 55 x 75 mm compact form factor
  • Compatible with DOS, Linux, Windows XP through 11
  • Supports up to 8 graphics cards on Windows 10

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What motherboard slot and chassis space does the 120x55x75 mm riser card need?

It plugs into a PCI-E x1 slot — also compatible with x4, x8 and x16 — and occupies 120 mm length, 55 mm width and 75 mm height inside the case.

Which installation step is most often missed when connecting four graphics cards?

Many builders forget to verify that the power supply can deliver enough wattage for all cards and that each card has adequate cooling clearance before powering on.

What component will likely need replacement first when running a multi-card mining rig?

The power supply unit typically wears out before the riser card because it handles the combined load of every attached graphics card.

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