Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Converts a 22-pin slim SATA drive to a standard 13-pin SATA connection for desktop or laptop installation
This adaptor converts a slimline SATA 7+15 22-pin male connector to a standard SATA 7+6 13-pin male connector. It enables slim optical drives or slim hard drives to connect to desktop or laptop SATA ports. The unit is a single straight-through passive adaptor.
The 22-pin to 13-pin conversion merges the slimline data and power pins into the standard SATA layout. This lets builders install slim drives in systems that only provide regular SATA headers. No extra cables or drivers are required.
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The 22-pin male connector is a passive interface with no moving parts, so it does not wear out under normal use.
Sustained use is limited by the 13-pin connector's current rating, which restricts power delivery to the drive during continuous operation.
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