PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable 20cm, 128GB/s, Vertical GPU Mount, Gen 5 Extender

【Future-Proof for Gen 5 GPUs – RTX 5090/4090 & RX 7900XTX Ready】 Designed for current and next-gen graphics cards, including RTX 5090, RTX 4090, RX 7900XTX, and beyond. Whether you're building a high-end gaming PC, AI workstation, compact ITX rig, server, or custom water-cooled loop, this PCIe 5.0 riser cable ensures your system stays upgrade-ready for years to come. 【Full-Metal Vertical Mount Bracket – No Case Compatibility Headaches】 A bare riser cable often leads to fitment issues, case mismatch, and tricky installations. That's why we include a sturdy full-metal mounting bracket that securely holds your GPU vertically. Comes with a complete installation video in the product details – even first-time builders can get it done in minutes. 【Full Upgrade from PCIe 4.0/3.0 – 128GB/s Bandwidth, Zero Performance Loss】 This cable fully replaces older Gen 4 and Gen 3 risers, delivering 128 GB/s over PCIe 5.0 x16 – no bottleneck, no compromise. Vertical mounting improves airflow and cooling, which extends your GPU's lifespan while giving your build a clean, showpiece look. Fully backwards compatible with PCIe 4.0 and 3.0 motherboards and GPUs. 【Critical Clearance Check – 6-Slot e & Cooler Compatibility】 ⚠️ Measure your case before ordering – this vertical mount requires at least 6 expansion slots of clearance. We strongly recommend a liquid CPU cooler to avoid physical conflict between a vertically mounted GPU and a bulky air cooler. Also check the rear PCIe slot cover: if your case has metal ribs between slots, they may block DP/HDMI ports – minor trimming may be needed. 【Premium 29AWG Shielding – Stable Signal at Gen 5 Speeds】 Built with high-grade 29 AWG wires and advanced EMI shielding, this riser cable maintains clean signal integrity even at maximum Gen 5 throughput. Actual speeds depend on your GPU model, but our cable is engineered to meet the peak bandwidth requirements of all PCIe 5.0 graphics cards. Also works with other Gen 5 devices like M.2 SSDs for future expansion. Please also check if there are ribs between the PCIE slots at the back side of the case, those cases with ribs will block the DP/HDMI cable to plug onto GPU， you may need to cut it off a little bit