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PCI-E 8X Riser Card Adapter – Flexible 90° Right-Angle GPU/Expansion Card Mount, 8X to 8X Gen 3.0 Extension – Compatible with Mining, Gaming PCs, and SFF Builds

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About this item

  • COMPATIBILITY: PCIe 8X riser adapter enables 90-degree left angle connection between PCIe slots, perfect for space-constrained installations
  • DESIGN: High-quality PCB board construction with gold-plated connectors ensures reliable signal transmission and durability
  • FUNCTIONALITY: Supports PCIe 8X interface standard with full backwards compatibility for lower bandwidth cards
  • INSTALLATION: Simple plug-and-play design requires no additional drivers or software configuration
  • SPECIFICATIONS: Standard PCIe 8X form factor with precise measurements to ensure proper fit in most computer cases


Product Description

  • PCI-E 8X riser card adapter is an essential component for custom PC builds and server configurations where space optimization is crucial. The 90-degree left angle design allows for flexible cable management and hardware placement in tight spaces.
  • PCI-E 8X riser card features high-quality gold-plated contacts for reliable signal transmission and a sturdy PCB construction. Perfect for situations where a direct motherboard connection isn't practical, this riser card maintains signal integrity while providing the flexibility needed for specialized builds.
  • PCI-E 8X adapter is compatible with standard PCI-E 8X slots and includes mounting holes for secure installation. Whether you're building a compact gaming rig or managing server rack space, this riser card offers a professional solution for your expansion needs.
PCI-E 8X Riser Card

The Duck
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
I tried this adapter on a SuperMicro 1U chassis and a PCIe 2.0 SAS HBA. So far, everything has been working perfectly; I haven't seen any PCIe errors in the logs. You need to make sure that the PCI Express slot on your ATX or Micro ATX motherboard is at least x8. x16 slots will also work. I also tried an ITX motherboard, but the adapter and the card did not align properly with the chassis's slot.