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Green circuit board with two white PCI slots, black PCIe x1 edge connector, right-angled SATA power cable

Vszerda

Vszerda PCI-E X1 to Dual PCI Riser Extender with LP Bracket and Angled SATA Cable

SKU CH-9TDW-Q75VA

Adds two 32-bit PCI slots through one PCIe x1 lane with an angled SATA power cable and low-profile bracket

  • ColorWith Angled SATA Cable
  • Conductorcopper
  • Add two full-size PCI cards via one PCIe 1x slot
  • PCIe 1.0a and PCI 2.2 compliant for broad compatibility
  • 32-bit 33 MHz PCI bus supports legacy expansion cards
  • Angled SATA power cable clears long cards up to 170 mm
  • No drivers needed for Windows, Linux, Mac OS 10.4+ and Solaris

Two PCI slots from one PCIe 1x

This riser card adds two 32-bit PCI slots to a desktop by plugging into any PCIe x1, x4, x8 or x16 slot. It targets users who must keep legacy PCI expansion cards running on modern motherboards that no longer provide native PCI connectors. No driver installation is required for the supported operating systems.

Low-profile bracket and angled SATA power

The board ships with a low-profile bracket so it fits slim chassis, and the included 1-metre cable uses an angled SATA power connector that clears long PCI cards up to 170 mm. Copper conductors carry the signals, and the flexible cable lets you position the daughter board where the case layout allows.

Passive operation with external SATA power

The adapter draws its auxiliary power from a standard SATA connector on the power supply, adding no fan noise and introducing no active cooling requirement. PCI bus runs at 33 MHz under the PCI 2.2 specification while the host link follows PCI Express 1.0a, so power draw stays modest during normal use.

Highlights

  • Add two full-size PCI cards via one PCIe 1x slot
  • PCIe 1.0a and PCI 2.2 compliant for broad compatibility
  • 32-bit 33 MHz PCI bus supports legacy expansion cards
  • Angled SATA power cable clears long cards up to 170 mm
  • No drivers needed for Windows, Linux, Mac OS 10.4+ and Solaris

Specifications

BrandSintech
ColorWith Angled SATA Cable
Conductorcopper

Questions about this item

What bandwidth does the PCIe 1.0 x1 link provide for the two 32-bit 33 MHz PCI slots?

The riser uses a PCIe 1.0 x1 connection, so both PCI slots share that single lane's throughput.

What bracket and cable clearances does the low-profile bracket and angled SATA cable need?

The LP bracket fits low-profile cases, and the angled SATA cable prevents long PCI cards up to 170 mm from blocking the power connection.

Does the riser need drivers, and which step do builders often miss?

No drivers are required, but the maker advises updating the motherboard BIOS to the newest version before installing the card.

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