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SATAGear R-SS-035SR SATA III Cable Straight to Right Angle 14in
A 14in SATA III cable with straight and right-angle connectors supporting 6.0 Gbps transfer rates
- Cable Length1.16 ft.
- 0 Gbps transfer speed for fast data moves
- Right-angle to straight connectors ease tight routing
- Narrow shielded cable improves airflow and cuts EMI
- 14 in length fits compact desktop or server builds
- Dual 7-pin female ends connect drives to controllers
Cable Purpose and Fit
This 14in internal SATA cable connects a Serial ATA device such as a hard drive or optical drive to a motherboard or controller port. The straight-to-right-angle layout suits builds where the drive sits close to the board edge or behind other components. Builders needing a longer reach or a different connector angle should choose another length or orientation.
Design Impact on Build
The narrow, shielded construction eases routing through tight channels and leaves more room for air to move past drives and expansion cards. Dual 7-pin female ends lock securely without the bulk of older ribbon cables. No additional brackets, adapters or software are included in the package.
Speed and Length Limits
Rated for 6.0 Gbps transfer rates under the Serial ATA 1.0 standard, the cable handles modern SSD and HDD bandwidth without bottleneck. At 1.16 ft it covers typical motherboard-to-drive distances; runs that exceed this length will require a longer cable.
Highlights
- 0 Gbps transfer speed for fast data moves
- Right-angle to straight connectors ease tight routing
- Narrow shielded cable improves airflow and cuts EMI
- 14 in length fits compact desktop or server builds
- Dual 7-pin female ends connect drives to controllers
Specifications
| Model | R-SS-035SR |
|---|---|
| Cable Length | 1.16 ft. |
Questions about this item
Will the 7-pin female connectors on this R-SS-035SR cable need periodic replacement?
The connectors are passive metal contacts rated for the SATA 1.0 specification; they do not wear out under normal insertion cycles and require no scheduled replacement.
What length limit appears first when running this 14in cable at 6.0 Gbps continuously?
The 1.16 ft length is well within the SATA 1.0 maximum, so signal integrity does not degrade; the practical limit is the host controller's sustained throughput, not the cable.
Does the shielded 1.16 ft cable generate noticeable heat or draw extra power during all-day operation?
The cable carries only signalling current, consumes negligible power and produces no measurable heat; shielding prevents EMI/RFI without affecting thermals.
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