Splitter = for USB-C connector cable

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philb2

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Long story short, my case and a drive bay add-in panel both have USB-C ports. The case has a cable that plugs into the right motherboard connector, but I have no way to support the USB-C port on the add-in panel.

I have looked for a splitter, but with no luck. Does it exist? Any "creative solutions" out there?

This diagram is from my motherboard manual.

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What he said, either adapt a 20-pin header to type-e, or get a pcie card with a type-e connector on it.

Edit: something like this: EZDIY-FAB USB3.2 Gen2x2 Type-E Front Panel Internal Expansion Card 20 Gbps PCI Express 3.0 X4 Adapter for Desktop PCs (ASM3242) https://a.co/d/dbF7an4
 
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Yeah, I am resigned to that approach, rather than a "pure" USB C path.
 
philb2 said:
Long story short, my case and a drive bay add-in panel both have USB-C ports. The case has a cable that plugs into the right motherboard connector, but I have no way to support the USB-C port on the add-in panel.

I have looked for a splitter, but with no luck. Does it exist? Any "creative solutions" out there?

This diagram is from my motherboard manual.

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What does the add-in panel look like and how is it connected to the board? (picture?)
 
The internal connector on the motherboard for "pure" USB-C, is called a Type-E. I couldn't find any splitters.
 
chameleoneel said:
The internal connector on the motherboard for "pure" USB-C, is called a Type-E. I couldn't find any splitters.
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I know about Type E. I also could not any splitters. Hoping that someone here knew about them, because the guys on this forum are awesome.
 
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