Vszerda
Vszerda Oculink SFF-8611 4i Male to MCIO 38Pin 0.5m cable
Connects Oculink SFF-8611 to MCIO 38-pin for 54 Gbps SAS links in servers
- TypeSFF-8611
- ColorBlack
- Length0.5
- Connector Number38
- Connector DetailMcio 4x 38pin Sff-ta-1016
- Terminal GenderMale-to-Male
- 5 m length keeps rack routing tidy
- SFF-8611 male to MCIO 38-pin male connects OCuLink to PCIe 5.0 backplanes
- 54 Gbit/s throughput handles high-bandwidth storage links
- Shock-resistant shielding protects signal integrity in dense chassis
- Supports SAS 3.0/4.0 for broad server compatibility
SFF-8611 MCIO cable for server links
The Vszerda SFF-8611 4i Male to MCIO 38Pin cable connects Oculink and Mini Cool Edge IO ports in data-centre and networking gear. It is built for builders who need a short, shielded link between compatible host adapters, backplanes or expansion cards. The half-metre length keeps routing tight inside dense chassis.
Shock-resistant shielding protects signal integrity
A shock-resistant jacket guards the 38-pin conductors against vibration and handling stress in rack environments. This physical protection helps maintain the rated 54 gigabits per second across SAS, PCIe and Ethernet protocols without signal degradation. The male-to-male format suits direct device-to-device or card-to-board layouts.
Half-metre reach suits adjacent slots only
At 0.5 metres the cable comfortably spans neighbouring drive bays, adjacent PCIe slots or board-to-board headers within the same enclosure. It cannot bridge longer runs between separate racks or distant shelves. Installers needing greater distance must choose a longer assembly.
Highlights
- 5 m length keeps rack routing tidy
- SFF-8611 male to MCIO 38-pin male connects OCuLink to PCIe 5.0 backplanes
- 54 Gbit/s throughput handles high-bandwidth storage links
- Shock-resistant shielding protects signal integrity in dense chassis
- Supports SAS 3.0/4.0 for broad server compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | chenyang |
|---|---|
| Model | CY-SF-077 |
| Type | SFF-8611 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 0.5 |
| Connector Number | 38 |
| Connector Detail | Mcio 4x 38pin Sff-ta-1016 |
| Terminal Gender | Male-to-Male |
| Speed | 54 gigabits_per_second |
| Specifications | SFF-8611 |
| Shielding | shock-resistant |
| Features | shock-resistant |
Questions about this item
Will the SFF-8611 connector latch wear out and need replacement after repeated insertions?
The cable uses a Male-to-Male SFF-8611 to MCIO 38-pin design rated for standard mating cycles; no user-serviceable latch parts are provided.
What bandwidth ceiling appears first when the link runs continuously at 54 gigabits per second?
The 54 Gbps aggregate speed across the four lanes is the sustained limit; protocol overhead and host controller capability determine usable throughput.
Does the 0.5 metre length add noticeable heat or power draw inside a server chassis running all day?
Passive copper construction draws no extra power and adds negligible thermal load; the shock-resistant shielding maintains signal integrity without active cooling.
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