PCI-E 4.0 Riser Cable, Compatible with RTX4090, RTX4080, RX7900XTX, PCIe 4.0 x16 High Speed Flexible Extender Card Extension Port 90 Degree Adapter, 300mm Black

needed this after my gpu fell out of the slot because it was way to heavy and ripped the slot out from the motherboard, i ended up taking the slot off the riser and souldering it on to the motherboard and then using another riser to not have it hang on there because its just to heavy

Maybe I got sent the wrong one, but GPU-Z is reporting 16x 5.0 instead of 4.0. I'll take that!Not a good fit for Fractal vertical GPU mount, Flex B-20, if you have one (again, not sure I got the correct one since it's reporting PCI-E 5.0). The screw holes are spaced differently despite what the AI helper on Amazon told me.

I tried this put and it works. I don't plan on using this for my main GPY. I'm going to be using this for additional GPU for PhysX since the RTX 5070TI no longer supports PhysX 32 bit nor 32bit CUDA. I believe a cheap RTX 3050 should more than do the trick.

Very easy to use and install, looks muted and subtle in a good way, and works as well as something like this can. My only gripe is that the cable is a bit short, but it's just a personal thing as the riser still works perfectly fine.

I've only had it for a day, the cable is thick and not extremely flexible. If you're thinking about 90 degree turns, do not.System boots and there doesnt seem to be any major losses, cinebench 24 results on a nvidia 3060 is within error of average scores, mind you this was passthrough to a hyper-v vm guest.I was extremely skeptical but it seems to work at pcie 4. Will update if anything happens.

Tested on my 3060 12gb version on pcie gen 4 motherboard. I used 3D Mark, F1 22 Benchmark, Monster Hunter Wilds Benchmark, and Cinebench. I ran all the benchmarks mentioned and recorded and average then redid the benchmarks with the riser cable. Before and after results were very close and within a margin of error. No stuttering, visual issues, thermal issues, or clock speeds were affected. Thermals are more dependent on your case so make sure you have plenty of space. Something to make sure of before buying like in the picture attached, you can see I had to swap out my braided gpu cable for the stock psu one because it would not bend well and get stuck between my large air cooler.

Got this as a possible fix for upgrading to a 7900 XTX that would not fit in my awesome Rosewill Prism S500 case, so I got this with a gpu riser.I was able to make it all work by taking the glass panel off, but the cable introduced stutter, frame rate drops, and input lag as it does NOT promote the full speed as advertised. Don't know if mine was defective, but the experience was enough that I instead opted to purchase a new case. Guess you really do get what you pay for.

If you are into building PC's and are tired of traditional GPU installs or simply like verticle installs, than you know these are a must have. They can get pretty pricey and so far, I've had great luck with this brand. Typiecally they are pretty stiff, but this one helps address this by giving individual strands to help bend it behind the card. Installation is quick and painless and allows you to use the top PCIe slot that usually can't be used due to the GPU hitting your RAM or AiO. It's the perfect length, works well in all form factor cases and the cable functionality is not hindered.