STARTECH SATA36RA1 36in Right-Angle SATA Cable
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Connects 1.8 inch Micro-SATA drives using a 36 inch cable with Molex power input
The SATACables MSD-779 provides a 36 inch Micro SATA data and power connection. It features a PCB-side female connector on one end and a standard 7-pin SATA connector with Molex power input on the other. This cable links 1.8 inch storage devices to a desktop motherboard and power supply.
Suits anyone connecting a Micro SATA drive to a full-size SATA port and Molex power lead. Not for buyers who need a straight SATA-to-SATA data link without a power branch, or those requiring a right-angle Micro SATA connector for tight drive bays.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Model name | MSD-779 |
Yes, the MSD-779 is built for 1.8 inch Micro-SATA drives with a PCB-side female connector.
No, the Micro-SATA connector on this cable is physically different from the standard SATA port on your existing drive.
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