LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD SATA 22Pin 90° Up Male to Female Adapter
Connects a SATA 22-pin drive to a motherboard with a 90-degree upward angle for tight 2.5 or 3.5-inch drive bays
- Fits tight drive bays with 90 degree up angle
- Connects 22 pin SATA drives without cable strain
- Male to female gender changer extends existing connections
- Supports 2.5 and 3.5 inch hard disk drives
- 7 plus 15 pin layout carries data and power together
SATA 22Pin 90° Up Angled Adapter
This LORDWORLD adapter converts a straight SATA 22Pin connection into a 90 degree upward angle. It features a male 7+15 pin connector on one side and a female 22Pin port on the other. The design helps route cables neatly in tight drive bays or behind backplanes.
Builders with cramped 2.5 or 3.5 inch drive bays
The right-angle profile suits installations where a straight connector would press against a chassis wall or adjacent card. It is not for users who need a downward or sideways angle, nor for anyone requiring an extended cable length rather than a simple gender changer.
Handles standard 22Pin SATA power and data
The adapter passes both the 7 pin data and 15 pin power lines through the angled housing. It adds no extra reach, so builds that need the drive positioned further from the motherboard header will require a separate extension cable.
Highlights
- Fits tight drive bays with 90 degree up angle
- Connects 22 pin SATA drives without cable strain
- Male to female gender changer extends existing connections
- Supports 2.5 and 3.5 inch hard disk drives
- 7 plus 15 pin layout carries data and power together
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive connector does the LORDWORLD adapter plug into?
It connects to a 2.5 or 3.5 inch hard disk drive with a SATA 22-pin 7+15 port.
Will the 90-degree up angle clear a graphics card sitting above the drive bay?
The right-angle design routes the cable upward, helping it fit in tight spaces near other expansion cards.
How can I confirm the adapter is passing both data and power after installation?
The drive should appear in BIOS and the operating system without errors, showing normal read and write activity.
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