Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Three SATA III cables with locking latches connect HDD, SSD and optical drives to motherboards at up to 6 Gbps over 15.75 inch length
This three-pack supplies straight SATA III cables with locking latches for connecting internal hard drives, solid-state drives and optical drives to a motherboard or host controller. Each cable measures 15.75 inches and carries a black low-profile jacket for easier routing inside the case. The cables handle data only; a separate power connection is required for every drive.
Swapping older SATA I or SATA II cables for these SATA III versions enables the 6 Gbps signalling rate where the drive and controller both support Revision 3.0. The upgrade is worthwhile when you install a modern SSD or HDD on a SATA III port and want to avoid the 3 Gbps ceiling of the previous revision. Existing SATA I and II devices remain fully compatible.
Verify that your motherboard or controller presents standard 7-pin SATA ports with enough clearance for the straight connectors and locking clips. Confirm each target drive has its own SATA power connector from the power supply, because these cables carry data only. The 15.75-inch length suits typical mid-tower layouts; measure the routing path if your case is unusually large or uses a non-standard drive cage.
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The cable is 15.75 inches long with a low-profile jacket designed for easier routing in tight spaces; measure the path from your motherboard SATA port to the drive bay to confirm it reaches without sharp bends.
Align the 7-pin L-type connector, push straight in until you feel a click, then verify the stainless-steel clip on each end has snapped over the port tab — do not force it at an angle or the latch may not seat.
Inspect the 7-pin connectors for bent pins, cracked latch clips, or frayed jacket; if you see intermittent drive detection or CRC errors on a specific port, replace that cable first.
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