Supermicro CBL-MCIO-1226M5 MCIO x8 recto a acodado 26cm 85Ohm RoHS - Cable

High-density server and storage builds often struggle with internal cable routing, where space is tight and signal integrity is critical. The Supermicro CBL-MCIO-1226M5 solves this by combining a straight MCIO x8 connector on one end with a right-angle connector on the other, allowing clean, low-profile connections in cramped chassis. At 26 cm, it bridges nearby components without excess slack, while its 85-ohm impedance and shielded copper construction ensure reliable PCIe and NVMe data transfer.

Who is it for

This cable is intended for system integrators, data center technicians, and IT professionals working with Supermicro servers, workstations, or any system featuring MCIO x8 ports. It is particularly useful in 1U/2U rackmount enclosures, GPU-accelerated nodes, and storage arrays where vertical clearance is limited and cable management is essential for airflow and serviceability.

Main features

• MCIO x8 straight to right-angle male connectors for flexible routing in tight spaces
• 26 cm length – ideal for short internal runs without unnecessary bulk
• 85-ohm impedance matched for high-speed PCIe and NVMe signaling
• Shielded copper conductors minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI)
• RoHS compliant for environmental and regulatory assurance
• Supports PCIe and NVMe protocols for modern storage and accelerator connectivity

Specifications

• Brand: Supermicro
• Model: CBL-MCIO-1226M5
• Cable Type: MCIO (Multi-Channel Input/Output)
• Connector 1: MCIO x8 Straight (male)
• Connector 2: MCIO x8 Right-Angle (male)
• Length: 26 cm
• Impedance: 85 Ohm
• Lanes: x8
• Data Transfer Protocol: PCIe, NVMe
• Conductor Material: Copper
• Shielding: Yes
• Colour: Black
• RoHS Compliance: Yes
• Application: Internal server/storage connectivity

Tips

When installing, route the cable away from power cables and fans to avoid interference and airflow obstruction. The right-angle connector is best used on the component side with limited vertical clearance, such as a backplane or add-in card. Always verify that your equipment supports MCIO x8 pinout before purchase.