M.2 NVMe Male Reverse to PCIe 5.0 x16 Female Down R/A FFC Extension Riser Cable

The M.2 NVMe Male Reverse to PCIe 5.0 x16 Female Down R/A FFC Extension Riser Cable is a specialized adapter designed for complex system integration requiring downward-facing GPU installation. This advanced solution converts a reverse-oriented M.2 NVMe slot into a full-bandwidth PCIe 5.0 x16 interface with a down right-angle connector. Utilizing Flat Flexible Cable technology, this riser enables unique GPU mounting configurations where the graphics card is oriented downward, making it ideal for specific server chassis, custom mods, and specialized computing applications that demand unconventional component placement while maintaining full PCIe 5.0 performance.

Features

• Reverse M.2 Interface: Specialized connector for reverse-oriented M.2 slots
• Down Right-Angle PCIe: 90-degree downward-facing PCIe x16 slot for unique GPU orientation
• PCIe 5.0 x16 Bandwidth: Full x16 lane support at 32 GT/s data rates
• Advanced FFC Construction: Ultra-thin flat flexible cable for tight spaces
• High-Speed Signal Integrity: Precision engineering for PCIe 5.0 signal preservation
• Space-Optimized Design: Enables GPU installation in unconventional configurations
• Specialized Cooling Support: Facilitates unique airflow management for downward-facing cards

Specifications

• Product Model: M.2 NVMe Male Reverse to PCIe 5.0 x16 Female Down R/A FFC Riser Cable
• Host Connector: M.2 Key-M Male Reverse Orientation
• Device Connector: PCIe 5.0 x16 Female Down Right-Angle
• Cable Technology: Flat Flexible Cable (FFC)
• Interface Support: PCIe 5.0 x16
• Data Transfer Rate: Up to 32 GT/s per lane (approximately 512 Gbps total bandwidth)
• Supported Protocols: PCI Express 5.0, NVMe
• Cable Length: 20cm, 30cm, 40cm
• Cable Thickness: 0.4mm maximum
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to +70°C
• Characteristic Impedance: 85 ohms ±5%
• Durability Rating: 8,000 bending cycles
• Minimum Bend Radius: 8mm

Applications

• Custom Server Chassis: Specialized server configurations requiring downward GPU orientation
• Unique Case Mods: Custom computer modifications with unconventional layout requirements
• Test Bench Setups: Downward-facing GPU configurations for testing and validation
• OEM Server Solutions: Custom server manufacturing with specific thermal management needs
• Compact Workstations: Space-constrained professional systems requiring alternative GPU placement
• Mining Configurations: Specialized multi-GPU setups with downward card orientation
• Prototype Development: Experimental system configurations with unique spatial requirements
• Industrial Computing: Embedded systems with specific mechanical and thermal constraints