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Four blue SATA cables with straight and angled connectors

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YEPLOOK 4 SATA 3.0 1m Straight to Angled SAS 7Pin Blue sata cable

SKU CH-Q1V3-QRV43

Four 1-metre SATA 3.0 straight-to-angled cables connect drives to NAS, mining rigs, servers or optical bays at 6 Gbps

  • ColorBlue
  • 6 Gbps throughput for fast drive performance
  • Straight-to-angled connectors simplify tight build routing
  • 1 metre length fits most chassis layouts
  • Blue colour aids quick cable identification

Four SATA 3.0 cables for storage builds

This set includes four blue SATA 3.0 cables, each one metre long with a straight connector on one end and an angled connector on the other. They carry a 6 Gbps SAS 7-pin interface suitable for hard drives, solid-state drives, optical drives, NAS enclosures and mining rigs.

Straight-to-angled layout eases tight routing

The mixed connector orientation lets builders route cables cleanly around crowded drive cages or backplanes where a straight plug would foul adjacent components. Buyers who need right-angled connectors at both ends or a different cable length will need a different part.

Highlights

  • 6 Gbps throughput for fast drive performance
  • Straight-to-angled connectors simplify tight build routing
  • 1 metre length fits most chassis layouts
  • Blue colour aids quick cable identification

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What does the 6 Gbps rating mean once the cable is installed in a real system?

The 6 Gbps rating is the maximum SATA III interface speed; actual throughput depends on the drive and controller capabilities.

Which interface standard does this cable use and what does it limit in practice?

It uses the SATA 3.0 standard with a 7-pin SAS connector, limiting data transfer to 6 Gbps and requiring compatible SATA ports.

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