LINKUP - USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 20Gbps USB-C Type Internal Panel Cable Mount Motherboard Header Extension Adapter┃20-Pin A-Key Male with Cover to USB-C Female Connector with PCI Bracket - Right Angle - 100cm

I bought this cable with the pci-e bracket because I thought I might be able to use that metal in the case mod I had planned. Didn't need it but was happy with the cable overall and I appreciated having more than one length to choose from. Prices as I write this review are up considerably from when I purchased and you can find other motherboard-to-type-C cables for less, including some flat cables. The motherboard connector on this one is guarded, which is nice and easy to insert, but if you have board components sitting extra close to the socket this one may not fit at all (it was awfully close on my board). This cable doesn't want to lay flat/straight so you have to work with the twist when routing. My modification ended up being a hack job that works and doesn't look too horrible. After some time and tooling, I made this cable end fit into the side of a Vantec bay sled that is housing a good quality Gen 1 3.0 card reader/ports. That card reader only runs its type-C port at half speed (Gen 1) so I wanted to have a "real" type-C available up front. Worked out great with a little elbow grease. Of note to anyone considering similar, the rubber housing on this type-C end has "free" ears where the threaded inserts are - it's not solid like many are, nor grooved like a couple others. That may or may not matter to you depending on what you need to do (I had to change my approach because of this, made it a little more difficult).

For Anyone Who Wants To Connect A Motherboards Internal USB 3.2 Gen 2 x 2 Header. Works Perfectly & Offers the Stated Speed. Easy To Install, But Please Ensure To Follow The Instructions & Not Damage The Connectors If Your Doing It For The First Time.

When i purchased my threadripper and TRX40 motherboard, there was a port ON the motherboard ( not the back side ), but no cable. So this piece was EXACTLY what i was looking for. It is an aftermarket piece that connects to my motherboard and supplies USB 3.2 2x2 20Gbs. It's a shame the MOB did not come with this cable, as they said when it was manufactured, the technology didn't exist yet. So this cable saved the day. Now i have a 20GBs port !!

Loose fit on the port, everything else is great. Just not sure why they have such a loose tolerance on the port.

Bought for use with a Meta Quest 2 for VR to tether to my PC, this was able to charge the headset while maintaining highspeed data transfer for low latency, it should be stated that the battery level on the Q2 will drop to 82% i have yet to see whether it will go lower than that, but this is usually after 3hrs of flight sim. no other product i tried was able to achieve this. products included: pcie x4 usb cards, multitude of type A to C cables. Hope this helps!

I have used a lot of internal 3.1 Gen 2 cables and this one has a housing that keeps it from getting disconnected. It's a fantastic change and makes all the difference. The cable is nicely made and is of good quality as well. The connector isn't the cheap USB-c that will be worthless after a few months. Significant upgrade over the usual cheap trash that is out there. Very happy with this product and this is my third. Getting ready to order another. One note, the 40cm is a bit too short for anything but maybe a very compact ITX build. I thought it would be enough but ended up needing the 80cm mostly.

The description of this product is the following: LINKUP - USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 20Gbps USB-C Type Internal Panel Cable Mount Motherboard Header Extension Adapter┃ The package I received says USB-C ... Internal 3.1 10G Gen 2. If the description on the package is correct, then this is not the advertised product. Please Explain.

USB C internal panel cable, right angle. 60 cm. The right angle cable fits well on my motherboard. It comes with a Pcie bracket, but I removed that and routed the cable to the front of my pc to a bay mount I made. My pc rig is r-atx, or reverse atx meaning the USB C port on the motherboard was facing to the front of the case instead of the rear. Routing worked out well on my CaseLabs Merlin case. No complaints, the cable does what it's supposed to do. The right angle design made routing easy for my rig.