Vszerda MCSFF8654-4I38P-MN8087 SFF-8654 38P to SFF-8087 SAS cable 100cm
Connects SFF-8654 38P ports to SFF-8087 interfaces for 128Gbps SAS data transfer with EMI shielding and locking connectors over 100cm
- Connector detailsMcio Sff-8654 to Mini Sas Sff-8087
- Connector genderMale-to-Male
- Cable shieldingEMI shielding, secure locking connectors, support for PCI-E
- Product typeSFF-8654 to SFF-8087
- Product colorMulticolored
- Overall length18
- Connects MCIO Slimline SFF-8654 4i 38P to Mini SAS SFF-8087 for direct enterprise storage links
- EMI shielding and secure locking connectors reduce interference and keep signals stable under vibration
- Supports PCI-E Gen5 with up to 128Gbps throughput for low-latency RAID and virtualization workloads
- Reinforced 100cm cable construction withstands heavy-duty data-centre use
- Male-to-male terminals enable plug-and-play integration with compatible server motherboards and storage arrays
Product identity
The Vszerda MCSFF8654-4I38P-MN8087 is a 100cm SAS cable that connects MCIO Slimline SFF-8654 4i 38P ports to Mini SAS SFF-8087 interfaces. It targets data-centre engineers and system integrators who need reliable links between modern storage controllers and legacy backplanes or drive enclosures.
Interface limits
The cable carries PCI-E Gen5 signalling at up to 128Gbps across the SFF-8654 to SFF-8087 bridge. EMI shielding and secure locking connectors preserve signal integrity, but the SFF-8087 end caps the link at the electrical and protocol ceiling of that older connector standard.
Capacity and headroom
Four lanes of Gen5 bandwidth give ample headroom for RAID arrays, virtualization clusters and large-scale replication workloads. The 100cm length suits typical rack spacing; longer runs or higher lane counts would require a different cable assembly.
How it compares
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- Price $31.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ST-JY |
| Model name | MCSFF8654-4I38P-MN8087 |
| Product type | SFF-8654 to SFF-8087 |
| Product color | Multicolored |
| Ports & slots | |
| Connector details | Mcio Sff-8654 to Mini Sas Sff-8087 |
| Connector gender | Male-to-Male |
| Size & build | |
| Cable shielding | EMI shielding, secure locking connectors, support for PCI-E Gen5 and high-speed 128 Gbit/s data transmission |
Questions about this item
Which length should I pick for a 1U server rack?
The 100cm cable reaches between adjacent 1U trays with enough slack for cable management arms, while shorter runs may strain the locking latches.
What does the 128Gbps rating deliver in a live RAID array?
It sustains full PCI-E Gen5 bandwidth across four lanes, so a RAID-0 stripe of enterprise SSDs can push sequential reads near the controller limit without the cable becoming the bottleneck.
How does the SFF-8654 to SFF-8087 interface affect maximum throughput?
The 38-pin SFF-8654 side carries four Gen5 lanes at 128Gbps, while the SFF-8087 connector maps those lanes to legacy Mini SAS ports without reducing the aggregate rate.
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