Cable for X-Fi I/O Drive

Hello everyone
I have a question regarding the cable mentioned in the topic. Can I use a 80-conductor HDD cable to connect my X-Fi Fatalty Champion with the I/O Dri've instead of cable i got with the I/O?
Thanks in advance for the reply

Mag492,
Please write to customer support to see how they can help you with this. Last I checked this cable is not sold separately.

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