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YEPLOOK 8 SATA 3.0 3.3Ft Straight to Angled Cable

SKU CH-S44N-MV760

Eight SATA 3.0 straight-to-angled cables, 3.3 ft each, for drives and servers

  • ColorBlue
  • 6 Gbps SATA 3.0 speed for fast data transfer
  • 3 ft length with straight-to-angled connectors for tight spaces
  • Blue colour for easy cable identification
  • Supports HDD, SSD and optical drives in mining, NAS or server builds

YEPLOOK 8 SATA 3.0 cables

This set provides eight SATA 3.0 cables measuring 3.3Ft each. They connect host controllers to hard drives, SSDs and optical drives. Each cable features a straight connector on one end and an angled connector on the other. The blue colour helps with cable identification inside a chassis.

Suits builds needing multiple angled drive

Builders running several drives in tight spaces benefit from the angled ends. The pack quantity supports mining rigs, NAS units or server hosts with many ports. Buyers who need right-angled connectors on both ends should look elsewhere. Users requiring shorter or longer lengths will need a different cable.

Highlights

  • 6 Gbps SATA 3.0 speed for fast data transfer
  • 3 ft length with straight-to-angled connectors for tight spaces
  • Blue colour for easy cable identification
  • Supports HDD, SSD and optical drives in mining, NAS or server builds

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What SATA revision must my motherboard or controller support for these 3.0 cables to run at 6 Gbps?

The cables are SATA 3.0 rated for 6 Gbps, so the host port must also be SATA 3.0 to achieve that speed.

Will the straight-to-angled connectors fit alongside older straight-only SATA cables in a tight drive bay?

The angled ends reduce the cable bend radius, letting them sit closer to the drive and leaving room for older straight cables in the same bay.

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