Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 14 cm PCIe x1 riser with dual 90 degree connectors fits tight 1U or 2U chassis and supports cards up to x16 size at x1 speed
This Vszerda extension cable adds a 14 cm flexible link between a motherboard PCIe x1 slot and an add-in card. The ribbon design fits tight 1U or 2U chassis where a full-height card cannot sit directly on the board. It carries x1 electrical signals while accepting x4, x8 or x16 cards mechanically. No driver installation is required.
A fixed 90° bracket forces the card into one orientation and often blocks adjacent slots. This cable lets the builder route the card sideways or downward, clearing CPU coolers or storage cages. The jump is worth it when the case layout prevents a straight insertion or when multiple risers must share a narrow backplane.
The solder points between ribbon and PCB are swaddled and secured with bolts and nuts to resist vibration in mining rigs. A protective cover shields the gold fingers from dust and oxidation during handling. The axial cable is rated for stable PCIe Gen3 8 Gbps operation under continuous load.
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The cable is 10 cm long and 14 cm total, with both ends bent 90 degrees so the card sits parallel to the motherboard slot in a 1U or 2U chassis.
The PCB is bolted to the cable to protect the solder joints, so fasten the riser bracket before plugging the card in to avoid stress on the golden fingers.
The flexible ribbon and gold-finger contacts are rated for PCIe Gen3 8 Gbps; repeated re-seating or vibration can degrade the contact pads over time.
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