EZDIY-FAB USB2.0 Internal Header (9-Pin) to USB3.1/3.2 Type-C (20-Pin) A-Key Front Panel 180 Degrees Adapter, Extend USB Type E Ports to PCs Front Panel USB Ports

I will update this review if I have any issues with my product or the installation. I know this can be purchased from different people on Amazon. So, the company I used was EZDIY-FAB. I received the product a couple of days ago and then I got an email from the seller asking if I received my product and making sure I was happy with it. After I told them I hadn't had a chance to install it yet, then I received another message thanking me for my reply and stating that if I ran across any issues to let them know. That customers being happy with the purchase was their 1st concern. And also told me that if I had any issues when installing to let them know and they would make sure to help me with the install. I am sure it will work perfectly and will make my usb-c on my front IO work. I ordered it for my MSI gaming extreme Z370 with an I7-9700. I didn't have this header on my motherboard but my case has USB-C.

Works just as it should at not a bad price. Not too tough if you are use to messing around in a computer.

Works how its supposed to work

Just what I needed to connect front USB-C port to older ASUS motherboard. You will not get the full 3.1/3.2 speeds as this port on your motherboard does not support it but it will be useable for connectivity and charging.

I had too many USB 3 ports on my case without enough headers on the motherboard for them all. I did however have extra USB 2 headers. Just plug the USB 2 end into the motherboard, and the USB 3 end into the cord from the case, and you're in business. This worked perfectly to allow all of my USB ports to function, even if some of them are only at USB 2 speed. The one issue is I think more inherent to the nature of USB 3.2 headers than anything else. The cables that you have to plug in are so stiff, and this doesn't really lock in place on the header (not that it should). So it's quite easy to wiggle it's way out. I recommend doing this one nearly last on your build, to lessen your chances of it popping out while you're working on other things.

Not the greatest solution, but it gets the job done & its cheap.

Makes it so I can use the USB C on my case... Most the time. Sometimes the port doesn't work. But it's better than nothing I guess

Im using this adapter in my Asus 970 pro gaming aura motherboard. It works very well i highly recommend this adapter if your trying to get your front panel usb c port to work on motherboards that doesn't have a type c header.