cablecc PCI-E Express 1x to 16x Male to Female Extender Converter Riser Card Adapter Extension for Graphics Card

Perfect fit for my 1u server to throw in a low profile p620 gpu. Quick and easy install, open case, push into pci slot, install card. Fast, simple, well built adapter. Functioned perfectly first try.

It works. If you do not have a case designed for this thing, you need to fashion some way to support the card plugged into this.

i was hoping this riser would be tall enough to make it so half height cards would be able to fit in a full height slot and the bracket able to be screwed down, but thats not the case. the lift of the riser is kind of half way between both standards so a custom bracket is required if you want to screw the card down. not entirely sure why they didnt just make it a little bit taller and undercut the incredibly overpriced near $25 startech riser that is supposed to actually do this.

Bought these to slightly extend the PCIe slot in a 1U server to fit the chassis PCIe slot from the motherboard. This one was perfect when another brand I tried was slightly too long. Will buy more!

I'm using this adapter to get a 10GbE network card (OWC 10G Ethernet PCIe Network Card - OWCPCIE10GB) working in a slot constrained environment.It technically works at least for a while but because the adapter is not well supported or secured it's easy for it to unseat itself especially if computer isn't stationary or in my case if the attached network cable gets tugged on.Perhaps making the adapter a tighter fit in the slot or adding a non-conductive support to adapter that would rest on motherboard safely would prevent it from physically coming unseated so easily.

I have a Lenovo P520, running unraid NAS. Ran out of all PCIE x8 and x16 slots for 10G Network Card and 2x NVME bifurcation cards. There is no built-in graphics card on the motherboard, but 2x pcie3 x4 slots were still left. A GPU is not really needed once the device is up and running, but is helpful for setting up the box and make bios changes if needed. Looking at graphics card that can run on the PCIE x4 slots, all of them were $50+.This card saved time and money, I was able to use a x16 graphics card on the x4 slot. Worked like a charm.

I had an old computer that has only a single 1x port and I needed to connect a graphics card. This worked perfectly for that job.

I love Truvia...but there is no closure. You substituted my packages without my permission.