USB Switch Selector, KVM Switch 2 Computers Sharing 7 USB Devices USB 2.0 Peripheral Switcher Box Hub for PC Printer Mouse Keyboard with One-Button Swapping and 2 Pack USB A to A Cable

I was looking for something that would share my laptop for work and my home desktop with a keyboard, mouse, and speakers! This was the solution to my problems, rather than having 2 keyboards, 2 mouses, and having to plug in my speakers to each device. I was worried the switch might dull the responsiveness of my mouse or create input lag when typing on my keyboard before I purchased this usb sharing selectors. Both are things I hate and I'm extremely sensitive to. Thankfully there was nothing to worry about. My keyboard and mouse are just as responsive as plugging the receiver directly into my PC. If there is any difference, I certainly can't tell. I highly recommend this since it works great by only having to press one button to switch between computers rather than unplugging devices constantly!

Work great for mining. I'm using 12 of these right now. 11 1060s and one 1070 at 90% power. Running one of the risers with the sata adapter, no issues or heat. Been working great for 5 weeks now. Going to buy a set for the next rig. EDIT: 3rd set working like a charm. I've got a total of 18 of these running without one problem so far. Not one dud.

Out of the 6, 1 riser did not work or I would give it 5 star. Now I have to order 1 more riser to power my 6th card.

All working fine! No duds! Would be nice if the foam bottom already had cut out holes aligned with the PCB holes, was a bit of a hassle to puncture the foam in order to zip tie them down. Probably not an issue for most people who are using a more expensive screw down frame that was built for a rig though.

I had a tough time getting these to work at first. I'm using it for Mining. The board I'm using is a Asus gaming board from 2005. I had a 1070ti GPU I'm trying to use. The PCIe slot I wanted to use the riser in is a 2.0 version (not the latest 3.0). I couldn't get it to work for a while, thinking maybe it was just an old slot on the MB or something with the power connection. What finally worked was flashing the BIOS to the latest and using the provided power adapter for molex to sata. Works great now.

I ordered a batch and all but 1 were defective. I can't even return it because it took more than 30 days to find out my gpu's continuously crashing were caused by the risers. So now I am stuck with 5 defective riser that do absolutely nothing.

works great, molex 4 pin power only so make sure you buy extra cables, I am currently mixing Riser so I can put some of each in each unit (6 pin power)

5 months and counting. All six worked straight out of the box and continue to work perfectly, as one should expect. I not will recommend these, but will buy more when building a new rig. One caution: I personally have not experienced this, but an overheating problem with the SATA power connector extensions of the type that come with these risers and most other risers, is widely known and easy to find with Internet searches. I use the six pin extensions anyway.