LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Oculink SFF-8612 8611 8x to 16x PCIe Adapter ATX 24pin
Connects a PCIe 16x or 8x card internally via SFF-8611/8612 OCuLink 8x and adds an ATX 24-pin 12 V power port for extra power
- Connect graphics or add-in cards via Oculink 8x interface
- Power demanding cards with onboard ATX 24-pin 12 V connector
- Supports standard PCIe x16, x8 and x4 devices
- Install internally using SFF-8611 or SFF-8612 8x connectors
- Enables USB, LAN, 1394, audio and GPU expansion
Oculink SFF-8612 to 16x PCIe Adapter
This adapter converts an internal Oculink SFF-8611 or SFF-8612 8x interface into a full PCI Express 16x slot. It accepts standard PCIe 16x, 8x or 4x cards such as USB, LAN, 1394, audio or graphics cards. The board is designed for internal installation inside a system chassis.
8x bandwidth with ATX 24-pin power
The Oculink 8x link provides eight lanes of PCIe bandwidth for the connected device. An onboard ATX 24-pin power port supplies 12 V auxiliary power when the installed card demands more than the slot can deliver. A switch controls the ATX power input for the adapter.
Fits builds with Oculink host ports
The converter requires a mainboard or riser that exposes an SFF-8611 or SFF-8612 8x Oculink connector. It frees a standard PCIe slot form factor for add-in cards while drawing supplemental power from an ATX supply. Builds without an Oculink host interface cannot use this adapter.
Highlights
- Connect graphics or add-in cards via Oculink 8x interface
- Power demanding cards with onboard ATX 24-pin 12 V connector
- Supports standard PCIe x16, x8 and x4 devices
- Install internally using SFF-8611 or SFF-8612 8x connectors
- Enables USB, LAN, 1394, audio and GPU expansion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will this adapter let me keep using my PCIe 16x graphics card with an Oculink 8x host port?
The converter supports standard PCIe 16x cards and connects them through the SFF-8611/8612 Oculink 8x interface, so a 16x graphics card will operate at the 8x link width provided by the host.
How can I confirm the ATX 24-pin power switch is delivering 12 V to the installed card?
Flip the onboard switch to enable the ATX 24-pin port, then verify the card powers on and is detected by the system; the switch controls the 12 V feed from the ATX connector.
Does the package include the Oculink cable, or do I need to buy an SFF-8612 cable separately?
The adapter provides the SFF-8611/8612 8x interface and an ATX 24-pin power port; an Oculink cable to connect the host is not included and must be purchased separately.
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