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Vszerda USB 3.0 20-pin to 2-pin female panel cable 50cm with PCI bracket
Adds a front-panel USB 3.0 Type-A port by connecting a 20-pin motherboard header to a bracket-mounted female connector using a 50cm cable
- Connect front-panel USB 3.0 ports directly to a 20-pin motherboard header
- 50 cm cable length suits most standard chassis layouts
- PCI bracket provides secure mounting inside the case
- Two screw holes on the female end allow firm panel attachment
- Simple plug-in design requires no extra drivers or configuration
USB 3.0 front-panel adapter for PC builders
This 50 cm cable converts a motherboard 20-pin USB 3.0 header to a Type-A female port mounted on a PCI bracket. It suits builders adding a front or rear USB 3.0 port to cases lacking one. The bracket secures the port with two screw holes for a firm fit.
Bracket and screw holes simplify mounting
The included PCI bracket turns the loose connector into a fixed port that aligns with standard expansion-slot openings. Two pre-drilled screw holes on the female end prevent the port from shifting when cables are plugged or unplugged. No separate bracket or adhesive is required.
Route the 50 cm cable to the 20-pin header
Installation is straightforward: fasten the bracket, then plug the 20-pin connector into the matching motherboard header. The fixed length limits placement to positions within 50 cm of that header. Builders needing a longer reach or an internal header-to-header link will need a different cable.
Highlights
- Connect front-panel USB 3.0 ports directly to a 20-pin motherboard header
- 50 cm cable length suits most standard chassis layouts
- PCI bracket provides secure mounting inside the case
- Two screw holes on the female end allow firm panel attachment
- Simple plug-in design requires no extra drivers or configuration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 20-pin header or the 50cm cable need replacement if I rebuild my PC?
The 20-pin header plugs into a standard motherboard USB 3.0 connector; the 50cm cable is passive wiring with no active components, so neither part wears out under normal use.
What limits data throughput when the cable runs at full 3.0 speed for hours?
The 20-pin motherboard header and the USB 3.0 female port set the electrical ceiling; the 50cm passive cable adds negligible resistance, so the host controller determines sustained throughput.
Does the bracket or cable generate noticeable heat or noise during all-day transfers?
The assembly has no fan, no power circuitry and no moving parts; it carries signal only, so it produces no audible noise and no measurable heat above ambient.
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