Replacement Expansion Riser Card for Lenovo ThinkCentre M920q M920x M910X M720Q ThinkStation P330 Tiny5 PCIE16 01AJ940

Works perfect for the gpu and just need to make a customer cover for the gpu but works great

Great for adding pci cards to thinkcentre miny computer

I bought this for a Lenovo m920q. It is currently hosting a 2-slot NVMe adapter card and is working flawlessly. The price is fantastic and the functionality supplied is aces.

Worked perfectly for me to add a Low-Profile PCIe HBA Card into my Lenovo M720q server.

Added a P400 Quatro with Graphic Card Bezel mDPx4 BKT 1MN895 01MN895. I think it would have been ok without putting tape on the capacitor cans that stick up from the motherboard. had to remove the DP board at the back, and the antenna bracket at the front, and remove the mounting screw on the post attached to the riser card before installing. See @itggear3400 video.

This is a non OEM riser but works exactly as I had expected and comes with all the necessary hardware and even includes a screwdriver! I installed it in my M920q, and installed a low profile NIC into this riser and had zero problems with it. It's working as expected and I'm getting the full line speed that I wanted, without any crashes, etc. It's cheap, well made, and will get here faster than a riser from Aliexpress, etc. so I would say that it's worth the price of buying it here vs on another platform!

This is a cost-effective alternative to the OEM riser card. It works just fine and will allow you to install a compact NIC (or GPU) in your Lenovo ThinkCentre machine. Great value.

Es todo lo que indica la descripción

Great fit

For anyone getting black screen on first load up, follow these steps with HDMI or DP connected to motherboard: -Above all, make sure you have latest BIOS installed -Connect to motherboard by HDMI or DP with graphics card in -Seat GPU in adapter correctly and all the way, and seat adapter nto PCIE port on motherboard all the way down -Boot into BIOS and go to --"Devices" > "USB Setup": "USB Legacy Support" is Disabled --"Devices" > "USB Setup": "USB Support" is Enabled --"Devices" > "PCI Express Configuration": "ASPM Support" is Disabled --"Security" and make sure "Secure Boot" is enabled Save and Restart with F10 then you should load into windows now. Install Nvdia drivers for RTX 3050 then restart and check that it's reading with GPU-Z. Remove HDMI or DP cable from motherboard and move it to GPU's HDMI or DP slot and you're done.