PCI Express Riser or Gender changer? PCIE 8X

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Hi, I have an Intel 1037U motherboard with 1 PCIE 8X slot. The problem is that this slot has a male PCIE 8X connector and not female connector as usual. How can I connect a PCIE 8X card on it? Is there a female to female cable or riser I could use?

Please see my board in the above picture. Motherboard is in the right and the PCIE card I want to connect is in the left.

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kind regards
 
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Is 1037U the motherboard's actual model number or the CPU's? From what I'm seeing, 1037U refers an FCBGA1023 Celeron CPU.

Does your motherboard's manual actually say this is a PCIE slot? The odd placement could be for some completely different purpose.

Right next to that PCIE-like connector, there appears to be an unpopulated BGA land grid. I would suspect the edge connector is related to the missing chip.
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Is 1037U the motherboard's actual model number or the CPU's? From what I'm seeing, 1037U refers an FCBGA1023 Celeron CPU.

Does your motherboard's manual actually say this is a PCIE slot? The odd placement could be for some completely different purpose.

Right next to that PCIE-like connector, there appears to be an unpopulated BGA land grid. I would suspect the edge connector is related to the missing chip.
 
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