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CableCreation 10-Pack 8-inch SATA III 6.0 Gbps Female to Female Cable Red
A 10-pack of 8-inch SATA III 6.0 Gbps female-to-female cables with locking latches for compact internal drive connections
- 6 Gbps throughput with SATA 3.0 revision
- Backwards compatible with SATA 1 and 2 standards
- Locking latches prevent accidental disconnection
- 8 inch length suits small form factor builds
- Ten cables included for multiple drive connections
What It Is
A ten-pack of eight-inch SATA III cables rated for 6.0 Gbps transfer. Each cable has a locking latch on both ends to prevent accidental disconnection inside compact builds such as Mini ITX or Intel NUC systems. The red colour helps cable management in tight spaces. Buyers who need longer runs or right-angle connectors should look elsewhere.
Specification That Decides Fit
The cables implement SATA revision 3.0 for up to 6.0 Gbps throughput and remain backwards compatible with SATA revision 1 and 2 devices. Only the 0.2 m length and straight 7-pin female-to-female geometry are guaranteed; no other lengths or connector orientations are included in this pack.
What the Bundle Changes
Ten identical cables ship together so a single order covers multiple drive bays or future upgrades. The locking latches are fitted on every cable, removing the need to source retention clips separately. No additional software, adapters or mounting hardware are supplied.
Highlights
- 6 Gbps throughput with SATA 3.0 revision
- Backwards compatible with SATA 1 and 2 standards
- Locking latches prevent accidental disconnection
- 8 inch length suits small form factor builds
- Ten cables included for multiple drive connections
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 6.0 Gbps rating mean once the cable is installed in a system?
The 6.0 Gbps figure is the SATA revision 3.0 maximum throughput; actual transfer speed depends on the connected drive and controller capabilities.
Which SATA standard does this cable use and what does it limit in practice?
It uses SATA revision 3.0 (SATA III) and is backwards compatible with SATA revision 1 and 2, so the link negotiates to the lowest common speed.
What clearance is needed to fit these 8-inch cables in a small-form-factor build?
Each cable is 8 inches (0.2 m) long with locking latches on both ends, designed for tight spaces such as Mini ITX cases and Intel NUC units.
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