Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Replacement LVDS flex video cable for compatible Lenovo 310 and 510 series laptops
This internal flex cable carries the eDP or LVDS signal from the motherboard to the LCD panel in Lenovo 310-15IKB, 310-15 and 510-15IKB models. It replaces part numbers DC02001W100 and DC02001W020 for owners repairing a damaged screen connection.
The connector pin-out and flex length suit only the listed 15-inch Lenovo chassis, so builders working on different brands or larger panels cannot use it.
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This cable fits Lenovo 310-15IKB, 310-15, 510-15IKB, ABR and ISK models. Both part numbers DC02001W100 and DC02001W020 are listed for these series.
It indicates the cable carries both eDP and LVDS video signals to the LCD panel. Match your original cable's part number to ensure the correct pinout for your specific screen.
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