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Green 3.5 inch IDE to SATA adapter board with 40 pin and 22 pin connectors plus flat data cable

Vszerda

Vszerda IDE to SATA Adapter 3.5" 39/40Pin to 22Pin with Data Cable

SKU CH-CZZ8-8EKYK

Connects a 3.5 inch IDE hard drive using 39 or 40 pins to a SATA 22 pin interface with included data cable

  • Connect 3.5" IDE drives to SATA ports using 39/40-pin to 22-pin conversion
  • Includes data cable for direct drive connection
  • Supports 3.5-inch form factor hard drives
  • Converts PATA interface to SATA interface

IDE 3.5 Inch to SATA Adapter

This Vszerda adapter connects a 3.5 inch IDE hard drive to a SATA interface. The converter bridges a 39/40 pin PATA connector to a 22 pin SATA connection. A data cable is included for the link. It enables older parallel ATA storage to work with modern serial ATA ports.

Suits legacy drive migration

This adapter suits users migrating data from a 3.5 inch IDE hard disk to a system with SATA ports. It is not for 2.5 inch laptop drives without a separate mechanical bracket. It is not for connecting SATA drives to an IDE motherboard header.

Highlights

  • Connect 3.5" IDE drives to SATA ports using 39/40-pin to 22-pin conversion
  • Includes data cable for direct drive connection
  • Supports 3.5-inch form factor hard drives
  • Converts PATA interface to SATA interface

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 39/40-pin IDE connector on this adapter fit the 3.5-inch PATA drive I already own?

Yes, the adapter provides a 39/40-pin IDE interface that matches standard 3.5-inch PATA hard drives, letting you connect them to a SATA port.

How can I confirm the Vszerda adapter is transferring data correctly after installation?

The drive should appear in BIOS and your operating system with normal read and write speeds over the SATA link, and the included data cable should show no errors during file transfers.

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