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Sharkoon Rebel C50 VGCK 4.0, 4-way graphics card bridge, Black, Rebel C50, 150 mm
Item no.: [20173384] | Manufacturer: Sharkoon | EAN: 4044951038381
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With the Sharkoon Rebel C50 Vertical Graphics Card Kit 4.0, graphics cards can be installed vertically inside the Rebel C50 ATX case. Installation is easy and provides the card with a presentation that is even more eye-catching than before. The graphics card kit's PCIe 4.0 specification offers maximum performance with extra-fast data transfer.
Modern Standard
The Rebel C50 Vertical Graphics Card Kit 4.0 consists of a bracket for the graphics card as well as a modern PCIe 4.0 riser cable for the connection to the mainboard. The PCIe 4.0 standard ensures a maximum data transfer rate of a fast 252 Gbit per second.
Easily Installed
The installation of the graphics card with the Rebel C50 VGCK 4.0 can be done in a few simple steps: First, the riser cable is attached to the bracket and then the graphics card is slotted into place. After the riser cable has been connected to the mainboard, the whole construction can finally be screwed into the C50 ATX case.
Modern Standard
The Rebel C50 Vertical Graphics Card Kit 4.0 consists of a bracket for the graphics card as well as a modern PCIe 4.0 riser cable for the connection to the mainboard. The PCIe 4.0 standard ensures a maximum data transfer rate of a fast 252 Gbit per second.
Easily Installed
The installation of the graphics card with the Rebel C50 VGCK 4.0 can be done in a few simple steps: First, the riser cable is attached to the bracket and then the graphics card is slotted into place. After the riser cable has been connected to the mainboard, the whole construction can finally be screwed into the C50 ATX case.