Motherboard 9-Pin Header Female to USB-C Male Data & Charging Shielded Extension Cable
This motherboard 9-pin header female to USB-C male data and charging extension cable is designed to convert an internal USB 2.0 motherboard header into a modern USB-C interface. It provides a practical solution for adding USB-C connectivity to desktop PCs, custom enclosures, and system builds where front-panel or internal access is required.
The cable supports both data transmission and charging, allowing compatible USB-C devices to be powered and connected directly from the motherboard. Its shielded construction helps reduce electromagnetic interference, ensuring stable signal integrity and consistent performance during operation.
Ideal for PC modding, system upgrades, and custom chassis installations, this extension cable enables clean internal routing while maintaining reliable connectivity. Built with durable materials and reinforced strain relief, it is designed for long-term use in professional and enthusiast computing environments.
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This motherboard 9-pin header female to USB-C male data and charging extension cable is designed to convert an internal USB 2.0 motherboard header into a modern USB-C interface. It provides a practical solution for adding USB-C connectivity to desktop PCs, custom enclosures, and system builds where front-panel or internal access is required.
The cable supports both data transmission and charging, allowing compatible USB-C devices to be powered and connected directly from the motherboard. Its shielded construction helps reduce electromagnetic interference, ensuring stable signal integrity and consistent performance during operation.
Ideal for PC modding, system upgrades, and custom chassis installations, this extension cable enables clean internal routing while maintaining reliable connectivity. Built with durable materials and reinforced strain relief, it is designed for long-term use in professional and enthusiast computing environments.
