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Ruth's sister 5-pin 4-Drop SATA HDD Power Cable CN-0CR9TD

SKU CH-DDCQ-MV9N8

A 5-pin SATA power cable with four connectors for OptiPlex 7020, 9020, Precision T3620, T1700 and PowerEdge T30, T20 desktops

  • Powers up to four SATA drives from one 5-pin connector
  • Fits Dell OptiPlex 7020 and 9020 mini-tower desktops
  • Compatible with Precision T3620 and T1700 workstations
  • Works in PowerEdge T30 and T20 servers

Dell Workstation SATA Power Cable

This cable provides four SATA power connectors from a single 5-pin header found in Dell OptiPlex 7020 and 9020 MT desktops. It also fits Precision T3620 and T1700 workstations plus PowerEdge T30 and T20 servers. The part number CN-0CR9TD identifies the exact factory specification.

Steady Power Delivery Across Four Drives

Under continuous operation the cable supplies stable voltage to each attached drive without the drops seen in short benchmarks. Builders adding multiple hard disks for long-term storage or RAID arrays will find the wiring gauge adequate for sustained writes. Systems needing more than four SATA devices or a different motherboard header cannot use this cable.

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Questions about this item

How much heat does the CN-0CR9TD cable generate when powering four SATA drives continuously?

The cable itself produces negligible heat; any warmth comes from the drives and the power supply, not from the cable.

Which power-supply connector must my Dell desktop already have for the CN-0CR9TD cable to plug in?

The cable requires a free 5-pin power connector on the motherboard or PSU of the OptiPlex 7020, 9020, Precision T3620, T1700, PowerEdge T30 or T20.

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