Fervit
Fervit Mini SAS HD SFF8644 IC Chip to 4 SATA 7Pin Fanout Cable 28AWG 1M
Connects a Mini SAS HD SFF8644 port to four SATA drives with a built-in IC chip for stable 6Gbps transfer
- Stable signal conversion with built-in IC chip
- Expand to four drives via 1-to-4 breakout design
- 6Gbps transfer speed for HDD, SSD and RAID
- 28AWG pure copper wire reduces signal loss and crosstalk
- 1-meter length allows flexible internal routing
Mini SAS HD SFF8644 breakout cable
The Fervit cable converts a single Mini SAS HD SFF8644 port into four SATA 7-pin connectors. An integrated IC chip stabilises the signal conversion for consistent performance. It is built for administrators expanding enterprise server storage arrays with multiple hard drives or SSDs.
6Gbps fanout for dense drive bays
Each of the four SATA links supports 6Gbps data transfer for reliable HDD, SSD and RAID connections. The 28AWG pure copper conductors minimise signal loss and crosstalk. At one metre the cable reaches across full-height chassis while keeping internal routing tidy.
Replaces bare SFF8644-to-SATA looms
The onboard IC chip removes the instability seen on passive breakouts when driving four drives simultaneously. The jump is worth it when a backplane or HBA only exposes Mini SAS HD ports but the build needs four discrete SATA devices. Builders who need more than four SATA links from one port cannot use this cable.
Highlights
- Stable signal conversion with built-in IC chip
- Expand to four drives via 1-to-4 breakout design
- 6Gbps transfer speed for HDD, SSD and RAID
- 28AWG pure copper wire reduces signal loss and crosstalk
- 1-meter length allows flexible internal routing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What speed ceiling does the built-in IC chip hit during sustained 6Gbps transfers?
The integrated IC chip stabilises the SFF8644-to-SATA conversion so each of the four ports can sustain the full 6Gbps link without signal degradation.
Does the cable generate noticeable heat or noise when the array runs continuously?
The 28AWG pure-copper conductors carry the signal with minimal loss and produce no audible noise; heat stays negligible inside a server chassis.
Which host connector must the system already provide for this fan-out to work?
The breakout requires a Mini SAS HD SFF8644 port on the RAID controller or motherboard to split into four SATA 7-pin drives.
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