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Vszerda 20-pin Type-E to USB 3.2 Gen 2 front panel cable, 50 cm, screw-mount Type-A connector

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Vszerda 20Pin TYPE-E to USB 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps 50cm Front Panel Cable

SKU CH-XGBJ-3XMWD

Connects a 20-pin motherboard header to a front-panel USB 3.2 Type-A port at 10 Gbps over 50 cm with screw mounting

  • Fast 10Gbps data transfer with USB 3.2 Gen2 support
  • 20-pin Type-E header connects directly to motherboard front-panel
  • 50cm length reaches mid-tower front I/O cleanly
  • Screw-mount Type-A port secures firmly to case bracket

Front-panel USB-C upgrade

This 50 cm cable connects a motherboard 20-pin Type-E header to a front-panel USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-A port. It supports 10 Gbps throughput and includes a screw-mount bracket for secure installation in a desktop chassis. Builders adding modern USB-C front-panel connectivity will use this link.

Replaces missing or slower front USB

The cable upgrades a case that lacks a Gen2 front port or that only offers 5 Gbps Gen1 speeds. The jump is worth it when external SSDs or docks need the full 10 Gbps bandwidth. It does not add a Type-C front port or serve builders whose motherboard has no Type-E header.

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Price $16.99
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Questions about this item

Does the 20-pin TYPE-E connector fit my motherboard header?

The cable plugs into a standard 20-pin USB 3.2 Gen2 front-panel header on the motherboard.

How do I secure the USB 3.2 Type-A port to the case, and what step is often missed?

Use the supplied screw-mount bracket to fasten the female Type-A port to a front-panel cut-out; the step often missed is tightening both screws before connecting the internal header.

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