Darkside Computer Modding 60cm SATA 3.0 180° to 90° Data Cable UV Red
- 2 ft.
- 1.97 ft.
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A 60 cm SATA 3.0 data cable with a straight-to-right-angle connector and UV-blue sleeving
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This 60 cm SATA 3.0 data cable connects a drive to a motherboard or controller using a straight 180 degree plug on one end and a right-angle 90 degree plug on the other. The UV blue sleeving is intended for builders who want a visible colour accent inside a windowed case. It serves modders and enthusiasts assembling custom-look systems.
The cable upgrades from the plain un-sleeved leads that ship with most motherboards or drive kits. The jump is worth it when routing behind a motherboard tray or along a tight drive cage where a right-angle connector reduces strain and the sleeved jacket resists snagging on sharp edges. Builders who need a longer reach than 60 cm or a different connector orientation should look elsewhere.
The SATA 3.0 specification supports 6 Gbit/s throughput and the shielded construction maintains that rate during extended large-file transfers or back-to-back benchmarks. The latch on each connector prevents accidental unseating when vibration or cable movement occurs over long sessions. No active electronics are present so thermal behaviour is limited to the passive copper conductors.
| Length | 2 ft. |
|---|---|
| Cable Length | 1.97 ft. |
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The cable is 60 cm long with a straight 180° plug on one end and a right-angle 90° plug on the other, designed to reach from a motherboard port to a drive in a standard case.
Push each connector fully onto the SATA port until the metal latch clicks; the common mistake is leaving the latch unengaged, which can cause the cable to work loose.
Replace it if the sleeving frays, the latch tabs snap off, or you experience intermittent drive detection that disappears when the cable is reseated.
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