AsiaHorse New PCIE 3.0 16x High Speed Flexible Extender Riser Cable Card Extension Port Adapter 200mm(90 Degree Angle Black)

I was looking for a solution to putting a graphics card in a small form factor (sff) computer. It is hard to find low profile graphics card, so I decided to modify the case and install the graphics card externally using this cable. It has been working flawlessly for me so far. I've had zero issue streaming 4k content, gaming, or doing anything really.It is an easy way to give life to an old office computer. I highly recommend this product vs using an adapter that connects to a mini pci e slot or a thunderbolt gpu enclosure.

I have never bought anything like this cable before so I was completely in the dark about what to expect. It is built very sturdy and solid and fit without issue between my atx Asus Strix motherboard and Zotac Gtx 1080 Extreme card. I really mean solid. The length ended up being a non-issue and fit perfectly in my Be Quiet Dark Base 700 which is a very large "mid size" case. Like I said, I was worried that it would be flimsy and too short and boy was I wrong! I also wasn't sure a vertically mounted graphics card would look right; but again, I was wrong and it looks great. The PCIE 3.0 16x speed is accurate and there are no performance issues to speak of at all. If you are wondering if this is a good buy compared to the other brand name riser cables then rest assured that this blows them out of the water. This is a solid piece of tech and one of my best buys yet. I have absolutely no problem recommending this cable. Well done AsiaHorse!!

Upgraded wife’s rig to an 11700K from a 10400. Got the 1 Long, 3 Short POST beeps. Installed the GPU directly onto the motherboard and off the riser cable, and PC booted just fine.Had no desire to change BIOS settings, so went in search of new cable. Phanteks 4.0 cable went out of stock, so went with this based on price and reviews. Cable has good length and quality. PC booted with GPU on riser cable without BIOS changes.Unfortunately, the holes on PCB of the riser didn’t line up well enough to mount on the Phanteks vertical adapter. In lieu of buying anything else, I proceeded to a very ugly and amateur hack job. It ain’t pretty, but it works and you can’t see it.All this for the eventual final upgrade of the 4090 Suprim Liquid X. That’s a lot of horsepower in a smallish ($30) case.Don’t mod the BIOS, buy a better riser cable.

I have yet to test and verify the PCIE gen 4 speed, BUT the item looks correct: pin wise and the wires seem of appropriate quality, count, gauge, and fitting. This item shipped EXTREMELY fast as I was expecting two other packages to show up before this one, which was ordered third, arrived first! Convenience of location maybe, but kudos to the seller for that. Since I have yet to install and use the item; this review may be revisited and negatively amended in the future....If it stays four stars, then I had no problems and it worked precisely as advertised. My only complaint is the price. It's barely a 1 foot long cable with a mostly stamped or molded plastic PCIE junction piece at each end....considering shipping of course needs to be paid on top of the price of the item, this current price is just questionably high. Vertically mounted GPUs may be a small building niche at the moment; but with it becoming more popular and competition rising with brands like NZXT and Thermaltake starting to build riser cables, Asiahorse could price themselves out versus quality really fast. If you're steadfast at keeping this price where it is, or going slightly higher, consider a sleeved variant with addressable RGB lightning. Just seems to be the current market hot take as it were.

Worked without issue on an older PC I had, the cable is somewhat stiff but not enough to cause any issues. Currently connected to an old GTX 960.

Bought this to use with my MSI MPG b650 Edge Wifi motherboard to my MSI 4080 Super Expert GPU.First time I set it up, it didn't even work. My PC booted up but my display loaded in extremely slowly from the top, down. Like I was back in dial-up times loading a picture on the internet. Then the display just lost connection entirely.Gave up and it just sat on my shelf for awhile until I had an excuse to try again, which I did last night. Set it up again and it's actually working this time except I noticed my case fans are on full speed and it's very hot in my case. After about an hour, if that, my game crashed and shows an error that my GPU detected a temp of 87° and needed to shut down.Took out the vertical mount ribbon thing and attached my GPU normally and rebooted my PC. Case fans are quiet, the air is a lot cooler and my GPU isn't crashing at all now.So that's my experience using this item. I do not recommend it.

Seems fine so far. At first it seemed maybe a little short but I rerouted a couple of other backplane board connectors and moved at third out of the way and--better! Loops a nice "S". Might not work for everyone depending on what you have plugged inside.