Vszerda OCuLink SFF-8611 4i to SFF-8611 Active Cable 90° 80cm
Connects OCuLink SFF-8611 devices with a 90° angled, 80cm active cable supporting 64Gbps PCIe 4.0 data transfer
- Cable shieldingHigh Speed 64 Gbit/s
- Product typeOculink
- Product colorBlack
- DetailsOculink
- Key featuresHigh Speed 64 Gbit/s
- Connects in tight spaces with 90° angled connector
- Transfers data at 64Gbps over PCIe 4.0
- Active latch secures connection to mating part
- 80cm length suits internal device routing
- SFF-8611 4i to SFF-8611 male cable design
Active OCuLink Cable for PCIe 4.0
This 80 cm active cable carries PCIe 4.0 signals over an OCuLink SFF-8611 4i link rated at 64 Gbps. It connects a backplane or controller with matching OCuLink ports inside a chassis or enclosure. The down-angled 90 degree connectors fit where straight plugs cannot.
Builders with tight port clearance
The angled ends solve clearance problems around crowded motherboards or backplanes where a straight cable would bend sharply or foul adjacent components. Buyers who need a longer reach or a different connector orientation should look at other cable lengths or straight versions.
64 Gbps bandwidth headroom
The link delivers up to 64 Gbps, enough for PCIe 4.0 x4 storage arrays or external GPU traffic without saturating the lane. Runs exceeding 80 cm or configurations that demand PCIe 5.0 speeds will exceed this cable's rated capability.
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- Price $28.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | NGFF |
| Product type | Oculink |
| Product color | Black |
| Size & build | |
| Cable shielding | High Speed 64 Gbit/s |
Questions about this item
Which host-side connector must my motherboard or controller provide for this SFF-8611 4i cable to plug in?
A free OCuLink SFF-8611 4i port is required on the host side to accept the male connector.
Will the 90-degree down-angled plug clear a low-profile bracket or tight chassis where a straight cable would hit?
The 90-degree down-angled connector is designed to fit where space around the female port is limited.
How can I confirm the link is running at the rated 64 Gbps after I connect an eGPU or SSD?
The active cable carries PCI Express 4.0 signals; verify the negotiated link speed in the OS device manager or GPU-Z.
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