LINKUP - Flexible SLI Bridge GPU Cable Extreme High-Speed Technology Premium Shielding 85 ohm Design for NVIDIA GPUs Graphic Cards | NOT Compatible with AMD or RTX 2000/3000 GPU - [8 cm]

N Universal Right Angle fits Evolve X & NZXT H500i cases. LINKUP has specially designed riser cables for Thermaltake and Lian Li cases. Please select from "*Thermaltake Premium - ??cm* (where ?? indicates the length in cm) options under the "color" option area below title. 24K gold-plating for ultra strong and corrosion resistance. 28AWG UL rated power cable for longest lengths (Extreme version has dual layer power cable for longer lengths) Extreme heavy-duty junction and soldering resists tears and provides best connections 4-layer PCB — built-to-last Heavy-duty locking mechanism ensures components stay connected securely Sectional design allows for better routing options and better airflow Sectional design allows for better airflow and is more routable Dedicated power line allows for stronger and longer power provision — no power drops! Ultra PCIE 4.0 performance tested and verified with AMD Ryzen 9 3900X + Gigabyte X570 Gaming Mobo + AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT. Up to 50 cm in length. Available in straight, upward and downward angled connector variations with many mounting holes options. Find out why LINKUP PCIE Riser Cables are the perfect addition to any custom PC build. Check out LINKUP custom PSU Extension Cables to further enhance your builds by searching for PWR-EXTMOD in the Amazon search bar. LINKUP PCIe Riser Cables are designed for various configurations: 270 "Left Angle - Downward" cables allow for the graphics card to extend down from the riser cable PCIe interface if the cable is kept straight. 180 "Straight" cables allow for the graphics card to extend straight out from the motherboard and riser cable PCIe interface if the cable is kept straight. 90 "Right Angle - Upward" cables allow for graphics cards to extend up from the riser cable PCIe interface if the cable is kept straight. These angles and orientations are based on a standard vertically mounted motherboard configuration. The "component side" of the graphics card is usually the side most desired for GPU viewing.