Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Internal power cable connecting SATA or SAS PCIe riser cards in compatible servers
The Ruth's sister 43V7067 cable connects SATA and SAS riser cards inside compatible servers. It is built for the X3550 M2 M3 and X3650 M2 M3 platforms. The part number 43W8888 is also referenced for identification. New condition ensures reliable delivery.
This cable suits technicians maintaining or upgrading those specific server models with SATA or SAS PCIe risers. It does not suit builders working on other chassis, different riser designs or platforms that require a different power pinout.
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The cable is made for the X3550 M2 M3 and X3650 M2 M3 servers that use the 43W8888 SATA SAS PCIe riser card.
Yes, the riser card this cable powers handles both SATA and SAS drives, so existing SAS drives remain fully supported.
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