Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Connects the PCI-e expansion riser board in a PowerEdge R720 server
This new internal power cable from Ruth's sister connects the PCI-e expansion riser board in a Dell PowerEdge R720 server. It matches part numbers 1JDX6, DD3F6, 01JDX6, 0DD3F6, CN-001JDX6 and CN-0DD3F6 for direct replacement.
The cable suits technicians restoring power delivery to a failed or missing riser-board connector in this specific server model. It is not for other server generations, desktop motherboards or any system that does not use the listed Dell part numbers.
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The cable is a passive conductor with no active components, so it does not generate measurable heat during all-day operation.
You need a Dell PowerEdge R720 with a PCI-e expansion riser board that uses part numbers 1JDX6, DD3F6, 01JDX6, 0DD3F6, CN-001JDX6 or CN-0DD3F6.
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