Shielding and data integrity The shielding layer uses a tincoated copper wire winding process to achieve complete shielding, providing stable and efficient data transmission. speed performance and design delivering 10 Gbps or 20 Gbps speed data transmission. USBE to USBC conversion Converts the motherboard USB 3.2 TypeE port to a USBC female port. Designed to work with the chassis PCI position to facilitate connection of TypeC equipment. Requires a motherboard that is equipped with a USB TypeE base seat. Compatibility and installation Mounts in a standard chassis PCI area for convenient setup. Mainboard compatibility relies on having a USB TypeE base seat for the USBE header. Use scenarios Upgrading a desktop to add USBC support for speed peripherals such as external SSDs or docking stations by using the USB 3.2 TypeE header. Enabling USBC peripherals in workstations that only expose USBE headers, achieving data rates without changing the motherboard. Integrating into a PC build where available space or frontpanel USBC connectors are limited, by routing a USBC connection through the PCIarea arrangement.