150mm PCIe 4.0 X16 Riser Cable White Color for PCIe 4.0/3.0 GPUs, Such as GeForce RTX 40/30 Series and AMD Radeon RX7000/RX6000 Series, etc

Use this for AI work load. Works good with my 16gb Intel b50 pro. I get 32GB total which includes my 9070xt 16GB. FYI my bottleneck is the b50 - the 9070 is way faster.

Easy to install, good quality

I have an all white build, but the only riser cable I had was the brownish/black ones. I didn't need a long cable, so it was nice that I was able to select the length. The quality of the sheath around the cable is what you would expect. Durable and flexibil which made it easy to quickly install without not much finessing. I initially tested it on a system I was building that had an old 1080ti just to make sure it worked. After testing I moved it over to my mail build and it's perfectly compatibil with my Nitro 7900xtx

GLOTRENDS PCIe 4.0 Riser Cable - Quality cable, I used it to mount my GPU vertically and performance has been great. No compatibility issues at all and very easy to use, plug and play. The connectors feel solid and the cable material doesn't feel cheap. For the price this is decent value if you need a riser cable for your vertical GPU setup.

Finally 13 Cards on my H110 Pro BTC+ thanks to this brilliant PCIe Riser Cable. Whether you are lifting your main GPU off the motherboard for better cooling, or giving new local-AI life to a tear-stained ETH mining rig, this is a helpful asset realizer. My usage was reaching that trapped PCIe 4.0 slot among twelve x16 slots, thus the lift was mandatory. Sadly, the true PCIe 4.0 goes unappreciated for AI usage, but I can say I gave it a gaming go, and there was no noticeable delay, or handshake issues on startup. I chose the 300mm cable for my particular design requirements, which is on the long side; keep it short where you can for better performance all around. Overall it functions like a reliable hardware upgrade for home-AI, that is much appreciated, bumping my GDDR 6 VRAM from 72 to 78GB.

I recently moved a PC into a server container, and I ran into an issue where the power supply unit was right over top of my PCI-E cable. It was a big letdown because that just means I don't have access to an entire port. I managed to pick this up, and the low profile-ness of the 90 is just really great. It's really easy to be able to maneuver it around and get the card where I need it to. Overall, just really pleased with it. It feels well made. It looks really good. It has a locking mechanism. It's just all around really happy and excited to be able to unlock that slot that I covered up.

This riser cable ended up being exactly what I wanted for my build. The white color looks much better than a standard black cable in a lighter themed setup, and it helps everything look more intentional and clean once installed. What mattered most to me was how it actually performed, and it did its job very well without any drop-offs. I used it with an ASRock Steel Legend B580 GPU, and everything ran smoothly. I did not run into crashes, random issues, or strange behavior, and gaming felt just as stable as I hoped it would. The cable itself also feels well made. It has enough flexibility to work with during installation without feeling flimsy, and it fit into my setup without giving me any trouble. Overall, this has been a very good riser cable. It looks great, installed without frustration, and most importantly, it has been reliable in actual use.

It's surprising how many cases that are setup for vertical GPU mounting don't also include a riser adapter. If that's what you need, this works very well as long as you stay within the specs (PCIe 4.0/3.0) - the slots are the same through 5.0, but throughput can only be maintained for this distance at 4.0 speeds - so if you are using a PCIe5.0 device like an RTX5xxx series card, it may not be stable unless your motherboard is limited to PCIe 3 or 4. If your case supports it, it frees up otherwise congested or covered ports on your system for better device expansion.

worked well w/ my 7900xt in my 3500x case ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

This riser cable from GLOTRENDS should satisfy the needs of most people needing a riser cable for their build. I was mostly curious about it because the brand has been selling this cable in black for a while, but as someone with an almost all-white PC, this one suits my needs better. Overall, the cable feels very decent. It's made of thick and stiff plastic that still bends enough. I don't have a super recent graphics card so it's a little difficult to say how well it's performing, but it works. Now, I did see several people having troubles with the black version after a few months, so this is something to keep in mind. Also, it doesn't seem to fit all cases, but dimensions are available on the listing, so please take a look at them and measure to see if it fits with yours first. So far it looks like a decent riser cable at a good price, but only time will tell how truly good (or not) it is.