Can you externalise your graphics card with a USB 3.0 PCI-E riser?

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Название	:	Can you externalise your graphics card with a USB 3.0 PCI-E riser?
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my gpu is hanging of the top of my case now thanks
Comment from : CorYSmS_Trip

I'm attempting this with HP pro desk g600 w/ xfx rx580
Comment from : MadWeldz

ugh im trying to find this but plugged into a standard usb female port desktop/laptop not pci x1 slot --
Comment from : Adventure Craft

Can you do this on a Dell optiplex 780 usff Because I've been trying to figure out if you can
Comment from : Galaxy S8 Pro

What will happen if i conect it with my laptop only over the usb cable
Comment from : Miroslav Gurov

Can I connect this USB cable from riser GPU directly to USB 30?
Comment from : TSA

Is it necessary to plug it into a PCIe lane or do you also have the option to plug it into any USB port? And can any PCIe card work, not just graphics cards?
Comment from : ThisIsYourComputer

Hello couldnt you just plug the riser directly iknto the usb 30 socket
Comment from : Katie Mcgilchrist

can I also use it for laptop?
Comment from : Lloyd Satoru

Thank u dude so I don't need to buy new laptop I already have everything except a new graphics card and usb riser
Comment from : YaNandar

Well done , short and to much talk
Comment from : BlackFaith Doom

it would be SO COOL if you would try to do this but on a laptop instead,like a laptop with an i3 10th gen and 8gigs of ram
Comment from : Adicity0

hello there , brbut my question is can you use the usb in a laptop to directly connect it , would it work or would it damage the port ?bror would it even impossible to install the drivers and be detected
Comment from : Nadir 23

It would be best to change the title to make it clearer, particularly when 'TechLabUK' is the channel name, which gives certain expectations While it's phsyically using a USB3 cable, it's obviously not using USB standard/signals, but rather just as extension wires for the normal PCIe connection
Comment from : MrMonotone

I've been looking for an answer - is this a USB 30 to PCIe x1 and can you use any USB 30 socket like say a 10GBit port? I suspect its PCIe x1 signals over a USB 30 cable and its not actually USB at all If you know the answer please let me know?
Comment from : dc ocz

Man that is totally awesome brI wonder if a cheap set like this is available for an M2 slot of a laptop
Comment from : DavidGP

Big thanks for all the comments everyone Remember, this is an experiment and may not work for all Graphics Cards or Motherboards but it was fun to do Don't forget to check out our Discord Community, pop a long and say hello sometime here: discordcom/invite/Dx7xZt5MHF
Comment from : TechLabUK

I have have lenevo core 2 duo desktop PC (e7300) whose pci slot has gone faulty and no one to fix it so my last chance of salvaging the pc's graphic work abilities is to use a PCI express slot as u did here However i realized u connected the setup to the PCI slot itself if the PCI slot on the motherboard is faulty itself, would the rise/extender not work?
Comment from : Hassan Waqas

i have a spare GTX 970, can i use the same? not for a desktop but for a Laptop with M2 key?
Comment from : coolkidred

You are a herobrI keep thinking of this for a laptop
Comment from : Petrescu Bogdan Andrei

i have a 750ti almost the same performance as the card you have tested so thank you so much for this
Comment from : Rogue Hamed

Can we connect it directly to laptop?
Comment from : Raj Koli

Bro got a question, my laptop has empty m2 slot , someone in the comment section mentioned that SATA port can pull 50ish watt , can you tell me if I use this riser and connect something like gtx 1660 or 1650 will it be safe ?
Comment from : ARM Ahammedullah Rafi

What happens when I change the pcie thing for a thunderbolt to usb31? Will it still work?
Comment from : semc007

possible works with a laptop?
Comment from : Vmirv0Games

Do I need thunderbolt for this
Comment from : EZBucketz

I upgrade my dell 9010 usff to external GPU after watching this video
Comment from : Bagas Setiawan

My motherboard has PCIe & I have a low end gpu, if I use this and another gpu, will my gaming fps increase?
Comment from : RIDWAN AHMED

Can I use a regular USB 30 port or is the riser card using a USB 30 cable to extend the PCIe lanes?
Comment from : Rodolfo Netto

Can you just plug the external card into a type c port on a laptop instead of going into the pci express since they are technically the same?
Comment from : Rob

Wow, can't believe you didn't short the card or board out hooking it up on a metal surface
Comment from : Rob

just bought a very cheap asrock q1900 with 8gb ram, will be putting rx 460 4gb to do a old gaming rig , nice info
Comment from : Dave the Rave

What if u extend from 1x PCI slot (the small one ) brWill it be much worse or it will be okay ? brAnd it will be good for crossfire !
Comment from : Abdalla Metwally

can you use this pluged to the usb 30 port?
Comment from : Informedia Tech - BRUNO

this is VERY DANGEROUS the gpu can ask for a max of 75 watts!!! sata power can only support 54 watts! you might burn your house down
Comment from : Mint

Can i plug in gpu extender in normal gpu slot
Comment from : Almost Broke

To everyone who wants to connect this riser to USB port: It won't work This riser is only a PCIe slot extension, not an USB to PCIe adapter The USB(3) cable has been chosen for these mining risers because of its low price (high volume production), and it suits the task of course It is an USB 3 cable, with 3x2 signal, and 2 power wire Perfect for 1x PCIe (but does not deliver any power here, only the GND are connected, power wire are to power USB devices from the USB host)brTo connect GPU to USB you need an eGPU "riser" card or box But it is possible it does not work with a simple USB30, it is possible you need higher version USB or USB-C/Thunderbolt You need to check the requirements of the box
Comment from : B El

I did the same thing with a Gamecube using the Asrock A300 with an AMD Ryzen 2400G 😁 This is the exact video I was looking for
Comment from : pookiewood

M2 sta ram stroage power rest button
Comment from : NASA limbu

You are a madman using that sata to pcie 6 pin adapter The riser can pull a maximum of 75 watts and sata power is only rated for 54 watts maximum Miracle you didn’t start a fire
Comment from : R G