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Vszerda MCIO 16x 124Pin Male to Male InfiniBand Cable 50cm
50 cm MCIO 16x 124-pin male-to-male cable carrying SAS, PCIe and Ethernet at up to 64 Gbps
- TypeMCIO
- ColorBlack
- Length50.00
- SpecificationsMCIO
- Shielding64Gbps
- Features64Gbps
- Supports 64Gbps data rates for high-speed SSD transfers
- 124-pin MCIO male-to-male connectors enable direct PCIe 5.0 device links
- 50cm length fits dense server and storage chassis
- 85-ohm impedance meets PCIe Gen 5 signal-integrity requirements
- Compatible with SAS 3.0 and 4.0 storage protocols
High-Speed MCIO 16x Cable
This Vszerda MCIO cable connects two 124-pin male Mini Cool Edge IO ports for PCIe 5.0, SAS 3.0/4.0 and 25G Ethernet links. It supports data rates up to 64Gbps with 85-ohm controlled impedance and 56GT/s PAM4 signalling. The 50cm black assembly includes a pull tab for easy release in dense server or storage chassis.
Suited for dense backplane and direct-attach builds
Installers who need a short, shielded 16-lane MCIO-to-MCIO link for SSD trays, JBOF enclosures or GPU interconnects will find the 50cm length and pull-tab convenient. Builds that require right-angle connectors, longer reach or a different pin count should look at other cable assemblies.
64Gbps signalling over 124-pin MCIO
The single specification that decides fit is the 64Gbps PAM4 rating across a 16-lane MCIO 124-pin male-to-male interface. If your device uses the same MCIO 16x connector and targets PCIe 5.0 or SAS 4.0 speeds, this cable matches the electrical and mechanical requirement.
Highlights
- Supports 64Gbps data rates for high-speed SSD transfers
- 124-pin MCIO male-to-male connectors enable direct PCIe 5.0 device links
- 50cm length fits dense server and storage chassis
- 85-ohm impedance meets PCIe Gen 5 signal-integrity requirements
- Compatible with SAS 3.0 and 4.0 storage protocols
Specifications
| Brand | xiwai |
|---|---|
| Type | MCIO |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 50.00 |
| Specifications | MCIO |
| Shielding | 64Gbps |
| Features | 64Gbps |
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 124-pin MCIO 16x male connector need on the board?
The straight MCIO 124-pin male plug requires enough vertical space above the board for the connector body and the pull-tab release lever to operate without obstruction.
Which step is most often missed when seating the MCIO 124-pin male ends?
Pushing both connectors in until the pull-tab clicks into the latch slot; a partial insert leaves the 85-ohm differential pairs misaligned and drops the link to a lower speed.
When should the cable be replaced to keep 64 Gbps throughput?
Replace it if the pull-tab latch no longer holds firmly, the cable sheath shows kinks or cuts, or the link negotiates below PCIe 5.0 or SAS 4.0 speeds during testing.
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