GODSHARKPCI-Express 16x Riser Card 90 Degree Right Angle Riser Adapter Card 1U 2U

I bought this in hopes of adapting a network card to the PCIe slot in a 1U rack mount server. This product seems well made and fit in the PCIe slot snuggly. Unfortunately, it is too short to hold the NIC above the motherboard. It also does not overhang enough to fit a standard card slot. There would have been a fair amount of space between the NIC and the far side of the case, leaving the card hanging in air. I'll toss it in the junk drawer and hope I find a future use.

I needed something like this for my unconventional arcade build. I have the GPU mounted next to the motherboard so everything can fix with a riser cable running from the gpu to the MB. I did not like the stress the angle was putting in the cable so I bought this little guy and it is working great! No issues at all still getting the same speeds as before and no worries that the cable might break now.Overall very happy with this purchase

The adapter on the left is the GODSHARK PCI-Express 16x Card.The adapter on the right is a SuperMicro SB0618-01 PCI Card designed for a 1U Chassis.If you look at the boards (offset to line up to socket) you can see that the PCIE x16 adapter is much shorter than the PCI adapter. I would either have to bend the GPU board or raise the height of the motherboard (which isn't possible in a 1U chassis) in order for the adapter to fit properly.

It worked fine I just ordered one that was too short but thats mine fault,

This a rather specialist part and the lack of the standard lock tail makes me think this is a clone of a server part. As another reviewer mentions, the pcb fouls the locking tab on most PCIe slots; However, if you're using this, you're already doing something custom. I used it along with a straight riser cable in a proprietary SFF chassis, and just popped the slider off the cable. I needed a 90 degree riser with the opposite chirality of a normal one to replace the PCI backplane in the riser cage. Using this with a straight cable actually made it easier to secure everything to the cage, so the GFX card didn't flop around. Worked fine with an RX 550 plugged into it.This part does exactly what it claims, but look at the pictures carefully and make sure it's what you need.

Not the product's fault but it faces down in a standard PC case and I needed it to face up. Guess 270 degree riser's don't exist or at least I couldn't find them during my brief search. Ended up getting a 1x to 16x riser that miners use because it's flexible. Plan was to hide my raid card behind my new vertical mount gpu bracket. Sure it's a good product though

I bought this to try to allow me to not have my triple width 6900XT video card blocking a 16x slot and unfortunately with this in I cannot get the video card in due to this being too tall. That was the whole point of getting a low profile riser card in the first place, to allow the use of all 4 of my 16x slots. I can only run the video card in the last slot on the board where a lot of the airflow is blocked by the PSU, so if you are getting this with the hope that it is low enough profile to fut under a video cart forget it.

Cheap option for 90 degree pcie installation compared to high priced company offerings.