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YEPLOOK 6Pin to 3 SATA 15Pin Right Angle Cable for Corsair AX760 AX860 18AWG 50+15+15cm
Powers three SATA drives from a single 6-pin Corsair AX-series connector using 18AWG wire with right-angle plugs
- TypeSATA
- ColorBlack
- Length1" - 5"
- Connector Number3
- Right-angle connectors simplify routing in tight cases
- 18AWG conductors deliver stable power to three drives
- Compatible with Corsair AX760 and AX860 modular PSUs
- 50+15+15cm staggered lengths suit multi-drive layouts
- Black sleeving blends cleanly with standard builds
Compatible Corsair AX Series Cable
This 6-pin to triple SATA power cable is built for Corsair AX760 and AX860 full-modular power supplies. It lets builders connect up to three SATA drives or SSDs from a single peripheral port. The right-angle connectors ease routing in tight chassis. It suits anyone expanding storage on these specific AX units.
Replaces Missing or Short Factory Leads
Use it when the stock cables are absent, too short, or lack enough SATA heads for your drive count. The 18AWG wires and 50+15+15cm branch lengths cover typical mid-tower layouts. The jump is worth it only if your PSU is an AX760 or AX860; other Corsair or third-party units use different pin-outs.
Steady Power Under Continuous Drive Loads
The 18AWG conductors handle the sustained current of multiple spinning disks or SSDs without voltage sag. Right-angle plugs reduce strain on drive ports during long-term operation. Builders needing more than three SATA devices or a different PSU brand should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Right-angle connectors simplify routing in tight cases
- 18AWG conductors deliver stable power to three drives
- Compatible with Corsair AX760 and AX860 modular PSUs
- 50+15+15cm staggered lengths suit multi-drive layouts
- Black sleeving blends cleanly with standard builds
Specifications
| Brand | YEPLOOK |
|---|---|
| Type | SATA |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 1" - 5" |
| Connector Number | 3 |
Questions about this item
Will the 6-pin connector fit my Corsair AX760 or AX860 modular PSU?
The 6-pin end plugs directly into the AX-series modular socket so the three right-angle SATA 15-pin heads can power SSDs or hard drives.
How do I route the 50 cm lead and the two 15 cm branches without straining the right-angle plugs?
Connect the 6-pin to the PSU first, run the 50 cm trunk to the drive cage, then attach each 15 cm branch; the right-angle heads sit flat against the drive so cables don't bend sharply.
When should I replace this 18 AWG cable if I keep adding SATA drives?
Inspect the black 18 AWG wires and right-angle connectors whenever you rebuild; swap the cable if insulation shows cracks, pins feel loose or you exceed three drives per 6-pin rail.
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