The best option you have is a PCIe riser cable, with a slot cut to run the cable out of the case and to some sort of chassis you stick outside the case. Liheat makes PCIe 3.0 risers. Not sure if ...

Are PCI (not PCIe) riser cables any good? I have a Slot 1 PC that was giving me all sorts of stability problems until I realised my Vortex 2 kept backing itself out of its slot. Getting it to fit ...

Fully shielded M12 cables with a braided shield connected to the coupling nut are designed to provide 360° protection of the connector and the cable against electromagnetic interference, and to give ...

If you’re not in the know, a GPU riser is essentially an extension cable for one of your motherboard’s PCIe slots, allowing you to place a graphics card into an alternate mount in your case.

Although most of the best graphics cards can be vertically mounted, and most motherboards will work just fine with a riser cable connecting your GPU to it rather than it being directly mounted ...

ASUS has made available the new ASUS ROG Strix Riser cable offering a 240 mm PCI-E 3.0 x 16 Riser Cable with 90 degree adapter, EMI Shielding and patent SafeSlot design allowing you to mount and ...