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Vszerda PCIe x16 to x16 3.0 90 Degree Riser Card data adapter
Connects a PCIe x16 card at a 90-degree angle using a 3.0 riser for 2U server installations
- PCIe 3.0 x16 bandwidth preserved through 16-lane male-to-female adapter
- 90-degree right-angle design fits low-profile 2U server chassis
- High-speed riser card maintains signal integrity at 8 Gb/s per lane
- New condition PCIe x16 to x16 converter ready for immediate installation
Right-angle PCIe 3.0 x16 riser
This adapter converts a standard PCIe x16 slot into a 90-degree orientation while preserving the full 16-lane electrical connection. It operates at the PCIe 3.0 signalling rate and is intended for use in 2U server chassis where vertical clearance prevents full-height cards from seating directly.
Builders fitting full-length cards in shallow 2U
The right-angle design lets a graphics card or accelerator lie parallel to the motherboard, solving the height restriction in compact rack-mount enclosures. Buyers who need a straight-through bracket or who are installing the card in a standard tower with ample vertical space should look at something else.
Highlights
- PCIe 3.0 x16 bandwidth preserved through 16-lane male-to-female adapter
- 90-degree right-angle design fits low-profile 2U server chassis
- High-speed riser card maintains signal integrity at 8 Gb/s per lane
- New condition PCIe x16 to x16 converter ready for immediate installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What slot depth does the 90 degree riser need in a 2U server?
The 90 degree angle lets a full length x16 card sit parallel to the motherboard inside a standard 2U chassis.
Which way round do the male and female connectors go when fitting the adapter?
Plug the male x16 edge into the motherboard slot first, then seat the graphics card into the female x16 socket on the riser.
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