STARTECH SATA36RA1 36in Right-Angle SATA Cable
- Cable Connectors
- Red
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An 18-inch SATA cable with locking latch supports 6 Gb/s data transfer
This ASRock cable provides an 18-inch SATA 6Gb/s link between a motherboard and a drive. It comes in black and includes a latch on the connector for a secure fit. The length is measured to the connector ends. ||
Builders who need a straight 18-inch black cable with a locking latch will find this part suitable. Users who require right-angle connectors, different lengths or external eSATA brackets should look elsewhere.
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The cable measures 18 inches to the connectors, which typically spans the distance from a top-mounted motherboard SATA port to a lower drive bay in most full-tower chassis.
A firm click indicates the metal latch has engaged the port's retention notch; tug gently on the cable body — not the latch — and the connector should not pull free.
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