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Vszerda New SATA 15-pin Male to Molex 4-pin Female Power Cable 20cm
Converts a SATA 15-pin power connector to a Molex 4-pin female socket for mining hardware, 20cm length
- Converts SATA power to Molex for legacy drives
- 15-pin male plugs directly into SATA power connectors
- 20 cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
- New condition ensures reliable contacts for mining rigs
SATA 15-pin to Molex 4-pin power adapter
This new Vszerda cable converts a SATA 15-pin male connector into a Molex 4-pin female socket. It is designed to power legacy IDE drives or mining hardware from a modern power supply. The 20cm length suits tight chassis layouts and dense mining rigs. Builders adapting older peripherals will find it useful.
Practical limits of SATA power delivery
The SATA power connector is rated for lower current per pin than the Molex 4-pin standard. High-draw devices such as multiple GPUs or large mechanical drives may exceed the safe limit of the source connector. Voltage drop over the cable can also become a factor in power-hungry mining configurations. Users should verify the power requirements of their specific hardware before relying on this adapter.
Highlights
- Converts SATA power to Molex for legacy drives
- 15-pin male plugs directly into SATA power connectors
- 20 cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
- New condition ensures reliable contacts for mining rigs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 15-pin SATA male or the Molex 4-pin female end for my mining rig?
The cable has both ends built in — a 15-pin SATA male plug on one side and a Molex 4-pin female socket on the other — so you do not choose between them; you simply connect the SATA side to your power supply and the Molex side to the miner.
What does the 20 cm length mean once the cable is installed in my machine?
At 20 cm the cable spans only a short distance, keeping the power supply close to the miner and reducing clutter inside the chassis.
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