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Vszerda SF-063-UP-HX MCIO Angled 74Pin Male to MCIO 74Pin Male Extender Cable 35cm
Angled 74-pin MCIO extender cable supports SAS 3.0/4.0 and PCIe 5.0 at 24 Gbps over 35 cm
- ColorBlack
- Fast data transfer up to 24 Gbps via 74-pin MCIO connectors
- Angled design fits tight spaces around female ports
- Supports SAS 3.0, 4.0 and PCIe 5.0 protocols
- 35 cm length gives flexible routing inside chassis
- Built for server and networking equipment with high signal integrity
Targeted storage link
This Vszerda MCIO extender cable connects two 74-pin male ports in a straight line. The 35 cm length suits server and workstation chassis where backplane-to-controller runs are short. The angled plug clears tight spaces around dense PCIe 5.0 or SAS 4.0 connectors.
Build integration
The cable carries SAS 3.0, SAS 4.0 and PCIe Gen 5 signals at up to 24 Gbps per lane without active components. It replaces a rigid backplane trace, freeing routing options for drive cages or add-in cards. No extra power leads or driver software are required.
Thermals and power
Passive copper construction adds negligible heat and draws no power beyond signal current. The slim black jacket does not obstruct airflow in 1U or 2U enclosures. Signal integrity holds at 56 GT/s PAM4, so retries and link drops stay minimal under sustained load.
Highlights
- Fast data transfer up to 24 Gbps via 74-pin MCIO connectors
- Angled design fits tight spaces around female ports
- Supports SAS 3.0, 4.0 and PCIe 5.0 protocols
- 35 cm length gives flexible routing inside chassis
- Built for server and networking equipment with high signal integrity
Specifications
| Brand | Vszerda |
|---|---|
| Model | SF-063-UP-HX |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Will the 24 Gbps rating hold up during continuous server workloads?
The cable supports SAS 3.0/4.0 and PCIe 5.0 signalling at 24 Gbps per lane, so sustained throughput is limited by the host controller and drive firmware rather than the cable itself.
Does the 35 cm angled cable run hot or add noticeable fan noise in a 24/7 rack?
As a passive copper assembly it generates no heat of its own and adds zero acoustic noise; any temperature rise comes from the connected SSDs or controller card.
Which MCIO 74-pin host port or SFF-8654 backplane must I already have for this extender to work?
You need a female MCIO 74-pin receptacle compliant with the SFF-8654 pinout — typically found on PCIe 5.0 add-in cards, server motherboards, or SAS 4.0 backplanes.
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