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Fervit PCI-E 5.0 MCIO 74Pin Male to Dual 38Pin Male Extender Cable 50cm
A PCI-E 5.0 MCIO 74-pin male to dual 38-pin male extender cable, 50 cm long, for SAS data-centre links at up to 24 Gbps
- PCIe 5.0 signal integrity up to 24 Gbps
- 74-pin MCIO male splits to dual 38-pin male connectors
- 50 cm extender enables flexible chassis routing
- Supports SAS, PCIe and Ethernet protocols
- Plug-and-play installation for data-centre deployments
Fervit MCIO 74Pin to Dual 38Pin Cable
This Fervit extender cable connects a single MCIO 74Pin male port to two MCIO 38Pin male connectors. It serves data centre, networking and telecommunications systems that use SAS, PCIe and Ethernet protocols. The 50cm length provides flexible routing for cable-to-board or card-to-board applications. It is built for high-speed signal integrity in dense chassis environments.
PCIe 5.0 bandwidth up to 24 Gbps
The cable supports PCIe 5.0 operation with data rates up to 24 Gbps across its lanes. It comfortably handles SSD workloads using MCIO 8x connectors for fast, reliable transfer. Bandwidth headroom exists for multi-lane storage arrays and high-throughput networking tasks. The dual 38Pin split divides the total lane count, so each branch carries half the aggregate throughput.
MCIO interface practical limits
The MCIO connector system is designed for internal board-to-board and cable-to-board links, not long external runs. Signal quality depends on keeping the 50cm path free from sharp bends and electromagnetic interference. The 74Pin to dual 38Pin arrangement fixes the lane split at the hardware level, so reconfiguration requires a different cable assembly. It does not suit applications needing a single 74Pin endpoint or alternative pinouts.
Highlights
- PCIe 5.0 signal integrity up to 24 Gbps
- 74-pin MCIO male splits to dual 38-pin male connectors
- 50 cm extender enables flexible chassis routing
- Supports SAS, PCIe and Ethernet protocols
- Plug-and-play installation for data-centre deployments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 74-pin MCIO connector on this cable work with a PCI-E 4.0 backplane I already have?
The cable is built to the PCI-E 5.0 specification, so it is electrically compatible with PCI-E 4.0 and 3.0 backplanes that also use the 74-pin MCIO interface.
How can I verify the cable is delivering the 24 Gbps link speed after I connect it?
Check the link speed reported by your HBA or RAID controller utility; it should show a 24 Gbps negotiated rate per lane when the 74-pin and both 38-pin ends are seated correctly.
Does the package include any mounting brackets or screws for the 38-pin ends?
The box contains only the 50 cm extender cable with one 74-pin male and two 38-pin male connectors; brackets or screws are not included.
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