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Green PCIe x1 to PCI riser card with USB 3.0 cable and ASM1083 chip

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Vszerda PCIe X1 to PCI Riser Card USB 3.0 ASM1083

SKU CH-GXQ8-GJH87

Converts a PCIe x1 slot to a PCI bus connection using an ASM1083 chip and USB 3.0 cable

  • Converts PCIe x1 to standard PCI slot using ASM1083 chip
  • USB 3.0 cable link provides flexible desktop installation
  • High-efficiency adapter design maintains signal integrity across the riser
  • Enables legacy PCI card use on modern PCIe-only motherboards

PCIe X1 to PCI riser with ASM1083

This adapter converts a PCIe x1 slot into a standard PCI slot using the ASM1083 chip and a USB 3.0 connection. It is intended for desktop builders who need to install a legacy PCI card in a modern motherboard that lacks native PCI sockets.

USB 3.0 cable enables flexible placement

The bundled USB 3.0 cable carries the signal between the PCIe x1 connector and the PCI riser board, allowing the legacy card to be mounted away from the motherboard. This helps when chassis layout or cooling clearance prevents direct insertion.

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Price $21.99
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Questions about this item

Will the USB 3.0 cable need replacing if the connector loosens over time?

The USB 3.0 cable is integrated into the riser assembly; if the connector wears out, the whole riser card would need to be swapped.

What throughput ceiling appears first when the ASM1083 bridge runs continuously?

The PCIe x1 link caps sustained transfer at one lane of PCI Express bandwidth, which the ASM1083 chip converts to USB 3.0 signalling.

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