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SMUGDESK SATA III cable 0.5m 4-pack
Four ultra-thin SATA III cables at 0.5m each support 6Gbps data for SSDs, HDDs and optical drives while improving case airflow
- SATA III 6Gbps bandwidth accelerates SSD and HDD transfers
- Ultra-thin design boosts case airflow and eases cable routing
- 5m length keeps short runs tidy inside compact builds
- Four cables per pack serve multi-drive rigs and mining setups
- Works with desktops, servers, optical drives and RAID arrays
Four-cable pack for multi-drive builds
This set contains four SATA III data cables designed for desktop PCs, servers and mining rigs. Each cable links an SSD, HDD, optical drive or RAID controller to the motherboard or controller card. The 0.5m length keeps internal routing tidy in compact chassis and rackmount units. No drivers are required for installation.
6Gbps SATA III bandwidth
The single specification that decides fit is the 6Gbps SATA III interface, which matches any drive or controller using the standard SATA data connector. It supports solid state drives, mechanical hard disks and optical drives at full native speed. Builders using older SATA II ports will still see operation at the lower link rate.
Ultra-thin profile aids airflow
The slim cable jacket reduces bulk compared with traditional SATA leads, helping air move freely around tightly packed drives. Shorter 1.6ft runs eliminate excess slack that can block intake fans or trap heat. Four identical cables let you wire multiple bays consistently without mixing cable types.
Highlights
- SATA III 6Gbps bandwidth accelerates SSD and HDD transfers
- Ultra-thin design boosts case airflow and eases cable routing
- 5m length keeps short runs tidy inside compact builds
- Four cables per pack serve multi-drive rigs and mining setups
- Works with desktops, servers, optical drives and RAID arrays
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What real-world throughput will I see from the 6 Gbps rating when the cable is installed?
The cable is built to the SATA III 6 Gbps specification, so the link negotiates at that speed; actual throughput depends on the drive and controller but the cable itself does not impose a lower ceiling.
Which SATA standard does this cable implement and what practical limit does it set?
It implements the SATA III standard, capping the interface at 6 Gbps and maintaining backward compatibility with SATA II and SATA I devices.
How much clearance do I need for the ultra-thin design to route cleanly in a compact case?
The slim profile reduces bulk, allowing the 0.5 m length to be routed through tight gaps and around other cables without blocking airflow in small chassis.
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