Takrabssin SATA Cable 90 Degree Right Angle SATA III 6.0 Gbps 1.64ft Red
- SATA III
- Black
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A 1.64 ft SATA III cable with a 90-degree right-angle connector on one end and a straight connector on the other, supporting 6.0 Gbps data transfer
This 1.64ft SATA III cable uses a 90-degree right-angle connector on one end and a straight connector on the other to fit cramped drive bays or crowded motherboard headers. Metal latches on both 7-pin plugs lock the link in place so vibration cannot unseat the connection. The flat, slim profile reduces bulk behind drives and improves airflow in compact builds.
Swap a standard straight cable when a drive sits flush against a case wall, a GPU back-plate or a PSU shroud and the header points sideways. The right-angle plug eliminates the sharp bend that fatigues wires and can drop link speed over time. Keep the existing straight cable if every header and drive port has clear rear clearance.
Rated for the SATA III 6.0 Gbps ceiling, the cable maintains full bandwidth during long sequential reads and writes such as disk cloning, video ingest or RAID rebuilds. Shielded construction and the secure metal latches prevent intermittent errors that appear only after the link has warmed up under continuous load.
| Type | SATA III |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 1.64ft/0.5m |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Connector Detail | 90 Degree Right to Straight |
| Specifications | SATA III with 90 Degree Right to Straight Connectors |
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The 90-degree right-angle connector directs the cable parallel to the board, keeping the adjacent SATA port free for another device.
Align the 7-pin connector, push straight in until the metal latch snaps over the port's notch, then tug gently to confirm it is locked.
Replace the cable if you see bent pins, cracked insulation, intermittent drive detection, or consistent errors during large file transfers.
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