Innocard
Innocard MCIO 74P PCIe 5.0 to U.2 SFF-8639 Dual Port 50cm Cable
Connects a 74-pin MCIO PCIe 5.0 slot to two U.2 SFF-8639 drives with a 50 cm cable
- Changer TypePCIe Gen5
- PCIe 5.0 interface supports 5.0 signalling speeds
- MCIO 74-pin connector links to dual U.2 SFF-8639 ports
- 50 cm cable length fits compact chassis layouts
- Designed and manufactured in Taiwan
MCIO 74P PCIe 5.0 Cable Overview
The Innocard MCIO 74P cable connects a PCIe 5.0 host interface to two U.2 SFF-8639 drive bays. It measures 50 cm in length and carries part number GHC74-2955. The assembly is designed and manufactured in Taiwan for server and workstation storage configurations.
Suitable Builds and Limitations
This cable suits integrators adding dual U.2 drives to a board with an MCIO 74P connector. Builders whose backplane uses a different pin count or single-port layout should select an alternative cable. Systems lacking an MCIO 74P header cannot use this link.
Highlights
- PCIe 5.0 interface supports 5.0 signalling speeds
- MCIO 74-pin connector links to dual U.2 SFF-8639 ports
- 50 cm cable length fits compact chassis layouts
- Designed and manufactured in Taiwan
Specifications
| Changer Type | PCIe Gen5 |
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Questions about this item
Will the 74-pin MCIO connector on this cable mate with the PCIe 5.0 slot on my existing motherboard?
The cable uses a 74-pin MCIO interface rated for PCIe 5.0, so it will connect to any motherboard header that follows the same 74-pin MCIO pin-out and signalling standard.
How can I confirm both U.2 ports are active after I plug in the 50 cm cable?
Each SFF-8639 port should appear as a separate PCIe link in the OS device manager or BIOS, and a drive connected to either port will show its expected PCIe 5.0 link width and speed when benchmarked.
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