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SMUGDESK SlimSAS 8654 MCIO 4i 38P to 4 SATA Cable 31.49in PCIe 5.0 12G
High-density breakout cable converts one MCIO SFF8654 4i 38pin host port into four SATA ports for multidrive server expansion
- Converts one MCIO 8654 38-pin port into four SATA drives
- PCIe 5.0 compliant for stable 12 Gbps data transfer
- Low-loss wire construction minimises signal attenuation and crosstalk
- 49 inch length allows flexible routing in large rackmount servers
- Plug-and-play with mainstream RAID controllers and high-density storage hardware
Breakout cable for MCIO 8654 38P host port
This high-density breakout cable converts a single MCIO SFF-8654 4i 38-pin host connector into four SATA ports. It is designed for multi-drive server expansion in enterprise storage systems and high-density backplanes.
Verify host connector and drive requirements
Ensure your RAID controller or NAS device presents an MCIO SFF-8654 4i 38-pin interface before ordering. Confirm the target drives use standard SATA connectors and that the 31.49in length suits your rack routing plan.
Replaces shorter or lower-speed SAS breakout cables
Upgrade from cables limited to slower SAS generations or shorter reach when deploying PCIe 5.0 12Gbps storage arrays. The jump is worthwhile for large-scale data center deployments needing reliable high-bandwidth transmission.
Highlights
- Converts one MCIO 8654 38-pin port into four SATA drives
- PCIe 5.0 compliant for stable 12 Gbps data transfer
- Low-loss wire construction minimises signal attenuation and crosstalk
- 49 inch length allows flexible routing in large rackmount servers
- Plug-and-play with mainstream RAID controllers and high-density storage hardware
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the cable include the four SATA drives or do I need to buy them separately?
The cable provides the four SATA connectors only; drives must be purchased separately.
My motherboard has an SFF-8654 4i 38-pin port — is this the correct breakout cable?
Yes, the cable matches an SFF-8654 4i 38-pin host port and splits it to four SATA ports.
What real-world throughput can I expect from the 12 Gbps rating once the cable is installed in a server?
The cable is built for PCIe 5.0 and supports up to 12 Gbps per lane, so each attached SATA drive can run at its full 6 Gbps speed without cable bottleneck.
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