Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Original Broadcom wireless card for 2012 MacBook Pro models A1398, A1425 and A1502
This internal power cable is designed for MacBook Pro models A1398, A1425 and A1502 from 2012. It connects the wireless network card to the logic board. The part supports the BCM94331CSAX Airport Wi-Fi and Bluetooth module.
Under continuous operation the cable maintains a steady power feed to the wireless card. This prevents signal drop-outs during long downloads or streaming sessions. The fixed routing resists vibration inside the chassis.
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The BCM94331CSAX is a low-power wireless network card designed for MacBook Pro models A1398, A1425 and A1502; it draws minimal current from the internal slot and produces no audible noise.
The card fits MacBook Pro models A1398, A1425 and A1502 that shipped with the original Broadcom BCM94331CSAX Airport Wi-Fi and Bluetooth module.
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