Warmly Tips Input signal is superspeed USB 3.0 5Gbps max. Connect speed will limited in 5Gbps max. Does not convert from 5GB/s to 10GB/s. Not compatible with USB 2.0 IDC sockets. Even state-of-the-art motherboards with Intel 2066 or AMD AM4 sockets do not always come equipped with a USB 3.1 header or USB-C ports in their IO. Important Note on USB Current Over Limit Issue The power from the USB 3.0 header on the motherboard has a power rating at 4.5W (0.9A x 5V). However, many USB-C devices can withdraw power up to 100W (20A x 5V). This may result in a power shut down to protect the motherboard and its components. Devices such as Pro and other tablets should not be charged through this port. Usage The current new computer case may have a TYPE-C front interface. If the motherboard is not updated, you can use this TYPE-E adapter 20 to 19-pin expansion card to convert the motherboard USB3.0 interface to 19PIN to TYPE-E and pass the case install TYPE-C at the end of the cable. If your PCIE expansion card has an Internal USB 3.0 20-Pin Connector (internal usb 3.0 splitter), you can also use this product to implement TYPE C applications. USB C header adapter Support system: WINXP/WIN7/WIN8/WIN10 32/64BIT/MAC/Linux. Item specifications: Colour: black. Connector1: Vertical USB 3.0 Front Panel Socket Connector2: Vertical USB 3.1 Front Panel Header Size: 23 x 19.5 mm / 0.9 x 0.76 inches. Interface: USB3.0, 19P, USB3.1, Type-E Package: 2 x adapter.

Package: 2 x USB 3.1 Faceplate Female Key-A Type-E to USB 3.0 20 Pin Adapter. The interface is USB 3.0 19-pin Type-E 20-pin front panel header, the connection is stable. Installed on the PCI bracket, it can help you connect devices with C type interfaces easily.No need to install drivers. Transmission Speed: USB3 1Gen 2 up to 10Gbps (depending on the transfer speed of the host. NOTE: Does not convert from 5GB/s to 10GB/s). Supports all USB3.0/3.1 (19pin) interfaces of the motherboard, which can convert the available USB 3.0 ports on the motherboard into USB 3.1 ports, so that the USB 3.1 port of the case can also be provided with USB 3.1. PD charging is not supported. Note: on USB current over limit issue: The power from the USB 3.0 header on the motherboard has a power rating at 4.5W (0.9A x 5V). However, many USB-C devices can withdraw power up to 100W (20A x 5V). This may result in a power shut down to protect the motherboard and its components.