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Vszerda SF-014-LE-HX OCuLink SFF-8611 4i Male to Male 90° Angled Active Cable 50cm PCIe 4.0 64Gbps
Connects OCuLink SFF-8611 devices at PCIe 4.0 64Gbps with a 90° angled 50cm active cable for tight spaces
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- 90° angled connector fits tight chassis spaces
- 50 cm length suits compact internal routing
- PCIe 4.0 active cable delivers 64 Gbps bandwidth
- SFF-8611 male-to-male links backplane to controller directly
- Active latch locks securely to mating port
Right-Angle OCuLink Cable for Tight Builds
The Vszerda SF-014-LE-HX is a 50cm active cable with SFF-8611 4i male connectors on both ends. Its 90-degree angled plugs let you route PCIe 4.0 signals into backplanes or controllers where straight headers cannot fit. Builders adding external GPUs or high-speed SSDs inside cramped chassis will appreciate the space-saving profile.
PCIe 4.0 at 64 Gbps Over OCuLink
The single specification that determines compatibility is the 64 Gbps data rate carried over the OCuLink protocol. Your host and target devices must each present a free SFF-8611 4i port running PCIe 4.0; older 3.0 links will negotiate down, while 5.0 hardware is not supported by this cable.
Passive Thermals and Signal Integrity
Active signal conditioning inside the connector heads maintains the 64 Gbps link without external power, so the cable adds no heat or fan noise to the system. Power draw is limited to the PCIe specification for the interface, and the black jacket shields the differential pairs during normal operation.
Highlights
- 90° angled connector fits tight chassis spaces
- 50 cm length suits compact internal routing
- PCIe 4.0 active cable delivers 64 Gbps bandwidth
- SFF-8611 male-to-male links backplane to controller directly
- Active latch locks securely to mating port
Specifications
| Brand | Vszerda |
|---|---|
| Model | SF-014-LE-HX |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What does the 64 Gbps rating mean when I plug this cable into my system?
It carries PCIe 4.0 signals at full x4 speed, so a compatible SSD or eGPU enclosure can reach the bus maximum of 64 Gbps without the cable becoming the bottleneck.
Which interface standard does the SFF-8611 connector follow and what does it limit in practice?
The connector follows the OCuLink SFF-8611 specification and caps the link to a PCIe 4.0 x4 lane width, so bandwidth stops at 64 Gbps even if the host supports more lanes.
How much clearance does the 90-degree angled plug need behind the motherboard or backplane?
The right-angle hood lets the cable sit flush against the board, needing only the depth of the connector body plus a few millimetres for the latch — ideal for tight 14 mm gaps between cards.
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