RIITOP2 Ports USB 3.0 Female Back Panel to MB 20pin Header Connector Cable Adapter with PCI Slot Plate Bracket 1.5ft

I bought 2 off these. Installed 1 in my gaming rig and 1 in my TV computer. This is a pretty simple cable that goes between the USB3 header on the motherboard and replaces an expansion slot cover. It support 2 USB3 ports. If you need two more USB3 ports on the back of your computer, these work great!

This cable and the ports are VERY solid, very easy to install, and function flawlessly.I love the thickness of the cables, it gives me a bit more reassurance that something wont accidently snip or squeeze the cable to failure.

if you need extra USB on the back of your PC, this is a great way to get it.... provided you have a spare header to plug it into. if I had one ask, I'd ask for the option of a black slot cover. aesthetically, it would be more pleasing in my case.

Mine arrived today so I immediately plugged it in and tested it with the Oculus Rift. Works flawlessly so it's a safe buy if you need more USB ports for VR. Only reason why I didn't give it 5 stars is because the metal plate isn't the strongest. Mine flexes a little bit when I plug stuff into it, so I'll warn to screw it in tight and be careful when plugging.I didn't have any problems installing this into my big spacious case, but I wouldn't recommend this if you plan on organizing the wires behind the back-plate of a small case. Wires are very thick (as thick as some HDMI cables) so trying to weave and bend them inside a tiny case would be very difficult.

Was able to read 155 MB/s from a 32G Sandisk USB3.0 Stick. That's 1.21 Gbps which tells me it's working at USB3.0 speeds (max 5Gbps) and that my SanDisk can only read that fast. Took a couple of minutes to install. The cables are thick and stick right out. No 90-degree angle. This could mess with your build esthetics but they're black so unless they block some RGB it would be fine. It would have been nice to have a black backplate. I fixed that with black sharpie. The plate is a bit skinny and moves left and right ever so slightly. Not a big issue. Note that this is a fresh install as of a couple of hours ago. Fingers crossed it behaves over time.

Plugged into the motherboard and placed on the back panel in a few minutes on an older machine, works as expected. Cables are thick enough but not too thick to bend, long enough but not too long for a standard ATX board, and the ports on both ends are solidly constructed. Fair price for the product. 5*'s.

It works, only time can tell for how long

Worked perfectly when installed onto an ASRock Steel Legend Z790 Wifi motherboard. I don't have front panel USB 3, so got two of these to give myself full USB port access via the back.Exactly what I needed.Cable was long enough to reach to middle back of an ATX board.