LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD MCIO SFF-8654 74Pin Male to Male Cable 50cm 24 Gbps
A 50 cm SFF-8654 74-pin male-to-male cable supporting SAS 4.0 at 24 Gbps
- High-speed transfer at 24 Gbps for demanding workloads
- 50 cm length fits tight server chassis layouts
- 74-pin SFF-8654 connectors ensure secure PCI-E 5.0 links
- SAS 4.0 compatibility supports modern storage arrays
- Plug-and-play design reduces installation time in data centres
Data-centre interconnect cable
The LORDWORLD MCIO cable provides a direct 74-pin male-to-male link for SAS 4.0 and PCIe 5.0 signalling. It targets engineers who need to route high-speed storage or compute traffic between backplanes, add-in cards or external enclosures in rack environments. The 50 cm length suits adjacent chassis or intra-rack runs.
Shielded 74-pin construction
Each end terminates in a locking SFF-8654 connector rated for 24 Gbps per lane. The slimline form factor allows dense side-by-side stacking without blocking adjacent slots or airflow paths. Plug-and-play mating reduces installation time during staged deployments or emergency replacements.
Signal integrity at 24 Gbps
The assembly is qualified for continuous operation at the full 24 Gbps line rate with no active equalisation required. Passive copper construction adds negligible latency and draws no auxiliary power. Thermal load is limited to conductor resistance, keeping surrounding components unaffected.
Highlights
- High-speed transfer at 24 Gbps for demanding workloads
- 50 cm length fits tight server chassis layouts
- 74-pin SFF-8654 connectors ensure secure PCI-E 5.0 links
- SAS 4.0 compatibility supports modern storage arrays
- Plug-and-play design reduces installation time in data centres
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What standard does the SFF-8654 74-pin connector follow, and what speed does it cap at in practice?
The cable uses the SAS 4.0 interface and supports data transfer up to 24 Gbps.
What physical space and connectors are needed to fit this 50 cm cable?
You need two devices with SFF-8654 74-pin male ports and enough clearance for a 50 cm run between them.
How is this MCIO cable installed, and what step do people often get wrong?
Plug each 74-pin male end straight into its SFF-8654 port until it clicks; the common mistake is forcing the connector upside-down, which bends the pins.
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