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Vszerda MCIO PCI-E 4i 38Pin Male to SFF-8611 Oculink 4X Extender Cable 50cm
Connects MCIO 38-pin to SFF-8611 Oculink 4X for 24 Gbps SAS data transfer over 50 cm
- Supports 24 Gbps data transfer for fast SSD connectivity
- MCIO 38-pin to SFF-8611 Oculink 4X interface enables flexible system design
- 50 cm cable length suits compact server and networking builds
- Compliant with SAS 3.0/4.0 and PCIe Gen 5.0 standards for broad compatibility
- Handles 56 GT/s PAM4 signalling to maintain signal integrity at high speed
MCIO to Oculink extender cable
This 50 cm cable connects an MCIO PCI-E 4i 38-pin male port to an SFF-8611 Oculink 4X connector. It supports data rates up to 24 Gbps for SSD and storage devices. The assembly is built for PCIe 5.0 and SAS 3.0/4.0 environments.
Replaces internal backplane routing
Use this extender when the drive cage or add-in card cannot reach the motherboard or controller directly. The jump is worth it when signal integrity at 56 GT/s PAM4 must be maintained over a short external run.
Fits server and workstation builds
The cable carries PCIe, SAS and Ethernet protocols without conversion, freeing internal space for airflow or additional drives. It requires matching MCIO and SFF-8611 ports on the host and target devices.
Highlights
- Supports 24 Gbps data transfer for fast SSD connectivity
- MCIO 38-pin to SFF-8611 Oculink 4X interface enables flexible system design
- 50 cm cable length suits compact server and networking builds
- Compliant with SAS 3.0/4.0 and PCIe Gen 5.0 standards for broad compatibility
- Handles 56 GT/s PAM4 signalling to maintain signal integrity at high speed
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 38-pin MCIO male connector need?
The MCIO 4i 38-pin male connector is a compact Mini Cool Edge IO design intended for dense server and storage backplanes; allow enough depth for the latch to engage fully without cable strain.
Which end plugs in first to avoid bent pins on the SFF-8611 side?
Insert the SFF-8611 Oculink 4X end squarely into the device port until the latch clicks, then connect the MCIO 38-pin male end to the SSD or backplane.
When should the 50 cm cable be replaced in a PCIe 5.0 24 Gbps link?
Replace the extender if intermittent errors appear or after repeated mating cycles degrade the 56 GT/s PAM4 signal integrity.
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