12 best c2g sata cables

Product description

Use with IDE drives and other LP4 devices to connect to a SATA power connector. This cable connects an IDE hard drive with the standard Molex (LP4) 4-pin port to a 15 pin SATA connector on a power supply.

• Convert a Serial ATA power connection to the LP4 power connection
• Connector 1: SATA 15-pin Male
• Connector 2: 4-pin Molex (LP4) Female

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this work to convert the Mollex power of a multi - 120mm fan control hub into SATA for power
Answer:	This is what I used. I'm happy with it so far: ABUS Frame Lock Pro Tectic Adapter Lh Wrap Around Mount http://www.ebay.com/itm/301506865132?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Question:	Will this work with the nzxt internal usb hub
Answer:	No, it only opens about 2 1/4".
Question:	what is the gauge of the wires
Answer:	Yes.... keep key in if you want to secure lock quickly and conveniently -or- remove key completely to prevent someone else from locking the bike on you.
Question:	is 6 inches the length of the total adapter or the length of the wires
Answer:	The Abus system gives you that option after you’ve bought the locks. You will get a “coupon” sort of thing with the new lock. I haven’t done it with my locks, but it seems simple enough. Check with Abus for the process.

Product features

15-Pin Serial ATA Male to LP4 Female Power Cable

Use with IDE drives and other LP4 devices to connect to a SATA power connector.

This cable connects an IDE hard drive with the standard Molex (LP4) 4-pin port to a 15 pin SATA connector on a power supply.

Product description

Floppy Drive Cable Female to Female 4 Pin Cable 10 Inch

  Micro SATA Cables PN # PLP-4F4-10-FE

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• Floppy Drive Cable. Female to Female 4-Pin Cable -10 Inch.
• Micro SATA Cables PN# PLP-4F4-10-FE
• Authentic only if sold by Micro SATA Cables.

Product description

2 Pin to 15 Pin Female Power Cable 15 Inches

Description

This is a 15 inch power cable. This cable converts a standard 15 Pin SATA to a 2 Pin Power connector.

Item # P2PMWV15F-15IN

• COVID-19: NO DELAYS. We provide same-day shipping on orders placed by 4:00 PM.
• This is a 15 inch power cable. This cable converts a standard 15 Pin SATA to a 2 Pin Power connector.
• Micro SATA Cables PN# P2PMWV15F-15IN
• Authentic only if sold by Micro SATA Cables.
• Categories: Cables, PC Power Cables, SATA Cables

Product description

This 15 Pin SATA Female to Female Power Cable is built for an Intel add on board. Micro SATA Cables PN # P15P-2XF-INTL

Product description

The SATA6RA1 Right Angle (90-degree) SATA Cable features a standard (straight) SATA receptacle as well as a right-angled SATA receptacle, providing a simple 6-inch connection to a Serial ATA drive, with full SATA 3.0 bandwidth support of up to 6Gbps when used with SATA 3.0 compliant drives. The right-angled SATA connection enables you to plug in your Serial ATA hard drive in hard to reach areas or tight spaces, while the low profile and flexible design of the cable improves airflow and reduces clutter in your computer case, helping to keep the case clean and cool. Constructed of only top quality materials and designed for optimum performance and reliability this 6" SATA cable is backed by our lifetime warranty. As an alternative, StarTech.com also offers an 6in Left Angle SATA cable (SATA6LA1), which provides the same simple installation as this right angled SATA cable, but allows the cable to connect to the SATA drive from the opposite direction.

• Make a right-angled connection to a SATA drive for installation in tight spaces
• 6in SATA Cable / Right Angle SATA Cable / 6in Angled SATA Cable / 6" SATA Cable
• Right-angled SATA connector easily fits into hard to reach areas and tight spaces providing flexibility to position a SATA drive as needed within your system case
• Features a thin cable design to reduce clutter and increase airflow within the computer case
• Compatible with both 35" and 25" SATA hard drives

User questions & answers

Question:	does the length of the wire effect the speed of the connection at all
Answer:	Highly doubtful. This is for a 4 -pin connection. The cable I'm assuming you would need, would be a 9 pin. But, it will depend on how your connecting everything.
Question:	will this be good for a full atx tower case
Answer:	Hi again Charles!The cable is 18awg.thank you!
Question:	can this plug in a sata 3gb/s optical drive
Answer:	Hi Charles! I checked our spec sheet and it shows that 6in is the total length.
Question:	Are these red
Answer:	mine came with two metal bands that secured tightly to the bike frame, I haven't noticed any noise while riding.

Product features

Features a thin cable design, which helps reduce clutter

The SATA6RA1 Right Angle (90-degree) SATA Cable features a standard (straight) SATA receptacle as well as a right-angled SATA receptacle, providing a simple 6-inch connection to a Serial ATA drive, with full SATA 3.0 bandwidth support of up to 6Gbps when used with SATA 3.0 compliant drives.

The right-angled SATA connection enables you to plug in your Serial ATA hard drive in hard to reach areas or tight spaces, while the low profile and flexible design of the cable improves airflow and reduces clutter in your computer case, helping to keep the case clean and cool.

Applications

Installing Serial ATA hard drives, and DVD drives in Small Form Factor computer cases.

Server and storage subsystem applications.

High-end workstation drive installations.

Connections to SATA Drive Arrays.

StarTech Packaging

Look for StarTech Branded Packaging to ensure you are getting a genuine StarTech product.

What's in the Box

1 - 6in SATA to Right Angle SATA Serial ATA Cable

• Motherboard mate 90 degree SATA III cable is specifically designed to connect motherboards and host controllers to internal Serial ATA hard drives and DVD drives
• Blazing fast SATA III speeds up to 6 Gbps deliver superior performance for a custom gaming or RAID configuration; Provides secure connections for fast and reliable file transfers; Backwards compatible with SATA I, II, III hard drives
• Latching right angle connector is an indispensable tool for securing difficult to reach connections in small cases; Low profile SATA data cable has a flexible jacket to allow an efficient and organized installation in tight computer cases; Bright cerise colored cable provides easy identification when troubleshooting
• Cost-effective 3 pack SATA cables provides spare or replacement hard drive cable for a last minute installation or to fix troublesome connection problems
• Compatible with popular SATA equipped devices such as: 24x DVD-RW Serial-ATA Internal Optical Drive, Crucial MX100 BX100 MX200 SATA Solid State Drive, Kingston240GB SSD V300 SATA 3 Solid State Drive, LG Electronics 14x Internal BDXL Blu-Ray Burner Rewriter, Samsung 850 EVO SSD 850 Pro SSD, Seagate 3TB Desktop HDD SATA 6Gb/s 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive, Extreme PRO 240GB, SIIG DP SATA 4-Port Hybrid PCIe, WD Black Performance Desktop Hard Drive, WD Green Internal Hard Drive

User questions & answers

Question:	can the 90 degree clip side be used in the ssd or does it only work in the motherboard
Answer:	Normally, the 90 degree end goes to HD or SSD. On the motherboard, SATA connectors are placed close together making use of the 90 degree end limited, but possible.
Question:	Just bought a samsung 850 evo 1tb 2.5-inch sata iii internal ssd for my gaming tower, should i buy the straight or 90 degree angle cables? thanks
Answer:	If you are planning to install the solid state drive with the sata connector facing one of the side panels then you probably want a 90 degree because a straight will have trouble making that bend. A lot of newer cases have alternative mounting places where a 90 degree angle cable wouldn't work. Basically it depends where the drive is mounted.
Question:	What is the difference between Right 90 or Left 90? when it comes to applying 2ND hard drive for PC Backup only
Answer:	This would depend on how you are mounting the drive - if it would be in the case, then if it's mounted to the left or right (long-ways on the motherboard connection) is how you would determine which 'bend' you want. If you are mounting externally, then you would want the bend to work out so that the drive would not be upside down.
Question:	Is this all i need for a hardrive? Cable wise
Answer:	Depends. Is it an internal hard drive or external? These cables are for internal mounted SATA hard drives & SSD's (Solid State Drives). If your drive is internal, you will also need to power the drive from the power supply (PSU), so make sure you have an extra hard drive power cable coming from your PSU; it can be either the old style bigger 4 wire kind or the newer SATA power connector, unless your hard drive only has the new power supply connector (it looks like the end of these connectors, except it is a little wider). Smaller 2.5" drives (laptop size drives) usually only have the SATA type power connector; and the older 4 pin connectors are probably being phased out, though they are not extinct yet. These cables work for SATA I, II & III; the difference between I, II, & III is speed: I maxes at 1.5 Gb/s. II at 3Gb/s, III at 6Gb/s; both the HD and the motherboard SATA types will be rated at one of these three speeds. It is best to match speeds, but not absolutely necessary; mismatched speeds will work (they just won't be as efficient - e.g. hooking a SATA III drive to a SATA II mobo slot will work, but the potential max data transfer speed will be limited by the slower connector.. theoretically). Make sure your HD is SATA (I, II or III) - not eSATA (external SATA) USB, Firewire, TB (thunderbolt) or any of the newer formats like SATA express, PCI express or M.2 (if it is not an SSD, you can probably rule out the new formats). Check here for more info on drive types: https://rog.asus.com/articles/product-news/ssd-guide-pci-express-m-2-msata-and-sata-express-the-differences-explained/ ..or Google SATA, IDE (the older connector type), SATA express, mSATA, M.2, etc. The long answer: If your hard drive & motherboard were made in the last 5 - 7 years, and the drive is meant to be Internal (i.e. mounted inside the case - more importantly, hooked directly to the motherboard), then yes.. Well, you need to make sure you have an extra H.D. power connecter coming from your power supply (and your power supply needs to supply enough wattage to run everything in your system - a basic system with few internal peripherals can run on a P.S.U rated at 300 - 500 watts; if you have e.g. 6 hard drives, two high power graphics cards and an energy consuming CPU, you would need a P.S.U. rated higher - 650 - 1000 watts). There are also new SATA express PCI express and NVE M.2 Solid State Drives that mount directly in a slot on a motherboard - the PCI express and M.2 types don't usually need an extra power source but the motherboard has to have that kind of slot. It's a little like a PCIex1 slot, but not exactly. If you have a solid state drive and it looks a bit like a memory strip or a small video card, then it is some form of PCI express or M.2. If it looks like a laptop or desktop drive, it is most likely SATA, unless it is over 5 - 7 years old.. then it could be IDE (the older type that has a long data connector with a bunch of pins).

Product features

DIY & IT Tech Tool

The Cable Matters SATA to 90-Degree SATA III 6 Gbps Cable connects both newer SATA III and legacy SATA I, II drives to internal motherboards and host controllers. IT techs always need a spare cable on hand as a troubleshooting tool. DIY gamers can quickly upgrade their computer to an SSD for expanded storage and improved data transfer speeds. The latching clips provide a secure connection.

Find the Right-Angle

A 90-degree, right-angle connector on one end provides a solution to connect equipment with the SATA port an awkward angle. Now there is no need to excessively bend the cable and risk damage or unreliable performance.

Cost-Effective 3-Pack

This convenient 3-Pack of SATA cables provides spare or replacement cables for a last-minute installation or to fix troublesome connection problems.

Internal SATA III 6 Gbps Compatible

- 2.5" SSD drive

- 3.5" HDD drive

- Optical DVD drive

- RAID controller host card

Product description

This 12in LP4 to SATA Power Y Cable Adapter features two Serial ATA power (female) connectors and one LP4 male connection - a reliable solution that lets you power two SATA drives using a single LP4 connection to the computer power supply.  This durable LP4/SATA Y cable adapter is 1ft in length, giving you enough cable slack to position drives as needed within the computer case while saving the cost and hassle of upgrading a power supply for compatibility with Serial ATA drives.  Expertly designed and constructed of top quality materials, the LP4/SATA Power cable is backed by StarTech.com's Lifetime Warranty.

• Power adapter
• 4 pin internal power (M) to SATA power (F)
• for P/N: ATXPOW330HS
• ATXPOWER300B
• ATXPOW400DF

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this cable compatible with the samsung 850 EVO ssd
Answer:	The one I received was red.
Question:	Does StarTech's lifetime warranty cover damage caused by the cable should anything happen
Answer:	Be careful doing that. The adapter will work, but trying to pull much power through a fan hub or fan header on a motherboard (typically 1A+) can fry hardware. Fan hubs and headers aren't designed to carry much load typically.

Product features

Easy to use and install

This 12in LP4 to SATA Power Y Cable Adapter features two Serial ATA power (female) connectors and one LP4 male connection - a reliable solution that lets you power two SATA drives using a single LP4 connection to the computer power supply.

This durable LP4/SATA Y cable adapter is 1ft in length, giving you enough cable slack to position drives as needed within the computer case while saving the cost and hassle of upgrading a power supply for compatibility with Serial ATA drives.

Applications

Look for StarTech Branded Packaging to ensure you are getting a genuine StarTech product.

What's in the Box

1 - 12in LP4 to 2x SATA Power Y Cable Adapter.

Product description

Power two SATA drives using a single 4 pin power connector.

Connections: LP4 Female to 2x SATA Power Connector

Length: 8" / 20cm

18AWG copper wire

• Power two SATA drives using a single 4 pin power connector.
• Connections: LP4 Female to 2x SATA Power Connector
• Length: 8" / 20cm
• 18AWG copper wire

Product description

Description

• SATA POWER CABLE with 4 Pin Molex to 15 Pin SATA Female.
• This is a 6 inch power cable used for powering SATA drives.
• This cable converts a standard 4 Pin Power connection to a 15 Pin SATA Power connector.
• Cable is 6 Inches

Item # P4PMWV15F6IN

• COVID-19: NO DELAYS. We provide same-day shipping on orders placed by 4:00 PM.
• Molex 4pin power to 15pin SATA female adapter cable - 6". Power cable used for powering SATA drives.
• Micro SATA Cables PN# P4PMWV15F6IN
• Authentic only if sold by Micro SATA Cables.
• Categories: 15 Pin SATA Power, PC Power Cables, SATA Cables

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this work with the western digital western digital 400gb re2 7200rpm 16mb cache sata 1.5gb/s 3.5" hard drive
Answer:	I didn't receive anything saying it had a lifetime warranty. So to answer your question, no.
Question:	I have an old hd that runs its power from a 4 pin molex. However my new power supply only has sata power plugs. Wanted to know if this will work
Answer:	sata spec allows for 1 meter length. *( 39.37 inches ). Longer then that and you could start suffering from line noise. Under 12 inches isn't recommended by hard drive manufacturers like seagate, for line noise / timing issues. 18 inches is safe. So is 24 / 36 inches for that matter ...
Question:	Will this work with this? http://www.amazon.com/blue-desktop-hard-disk-drive/dp/b0088puepk?ie=utf8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s
Answer:	It should I installed mine on a Dell Tower. The length was just perfect. The hard drives were installed perpindicular to the case. This was the ony option for the hard drives. If you have a small case you may look at a shorter cable unless you have extra room. If you have a tight spot this is perfect because the "right hand" on the cable. I haven't had a problem with the cable either. Good Luck to you!
Question:	Can i power a fan hub that has a female molex header with this. my psu doesn't have molex...can sata power it
Answer:	I bought this and is using in for an optical drive. It works. As long your optical drive has SATA jack, it will work. In your case, just do not expect it to reach the SATA 3.0 (6Gb/s) speed.

Product description

This USB 2.0 to IDE SATA adapter connects any standard 2.5 in or 3.5 in SATA or IDE hard drive to a computer through USB 2.0. The adapter cable lets you connect a bare drive with no enclosure, saving time and hassle. Ultimate Portability This hard drive converter cable has a durable, small form factor design that ensures reliability for professionals who travel. With both SATA and IDE functionality, this adapter is perfect for technicians who deal with several types of hard drives. This lightweight dongle is small enough for your laptop bag or carrying case, making it the perfect travel companion. Multi-Use Functionality This serial ATA and IDE to USB adapter supports both 2.5 in and 3.5 in SSD and HDD drives in a single, compact unit. It is ideal for service technicians who need to test or retrieve data from old drives or for testing and quickly swapping drives. The hard drive converter features LED indicators that allow you to easily monitor status and activity updates for maximized convenience. This USB 2.0 to IDE SATA adapter cable is backed by a StarTech.com 2-year warranty and free lifetime technical support.

• DUAL HARD DRIVE CAPABILITIES: This USB 2.0 to IDE SATA adapter has built in connectors for both 2.5 and 3.5 inch SATA and IDE hard drives so you can quickly and easily connect your hard drives through your USB 2.0 port.
• CONVENIENT FEATURES: The built in LED indicators on the USB hard drive adapter cable enable users to see status and activity updates quickly and conveniently.
• IDEAL FOR TRAVEL: Designed to be lightweight and compact, this serial ATA and IDE converter cable for your 2.5 / 3.5 in SSD and HDD is the perfect travel accessory for professionals on the go.
• HIGH SPEED PERFORMANCE: With support for USB 2.0 this USB to SATA / IDE adapter dongle supports transfer rates up to 480 Mbps.
• RELIABLE PERFORMANCE: Backed by a StarTech.com 2-year warranty, this USB 2.0 to IDE SATA adapter cable has free lifetime technical support.

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this compatible with Mac
Answer:	There are ways to get it to work. But is it worth it. There are cable adapters that will let you go from a 4 pin molex ( which has 5 volt and 12 volt pins with 2 ground pins ). To the newer SATA power connector.But I don't recall seeing a cable adapter allowing you to do the opposite which is what you are trying to do. They maybe available but you are going to have to look for them.Then you are also trying to go from a Serial Data SATA to a Parallel Data PATA. There maybe something available on the market like that but 'does it work' is the issue.If you have a new motherboard which does not have any PATA connections that is going to be a big issue right there.The really 'old drives' are really slow and they lack the features of the modern drives. Then the issue of 'poor performance' is present with the older drives. In other words if you can solve all of the problems in getting the 'older drive' to work, 'is it worth it in the end'. I really don't think so.For about $15.00 you can get a 80GigaByte SATA Hard drive from 3B-Tech and TXMicro which I have purchased from with no problems The 120GB SATA and 160GB SATA will only cost a few dollars more.These are available on Pricewatch.comYou could easily spend that kind of money getting your 'older drive' to work with your new power supply. If you are still using a motherboard with only PATA connections then you might want to look at a power supply which has the older molex 4 pin connectors. Look on Pricewatch.com again for another power supply. Hopes all of this helps and is not too confusing.
Question:	Will this work with an old 250MB Zip atapi drive
Answer:	Yes, it will work, It is one of the two cables needed for this type of HDD for PSU that don't have that type of connection. You also need a SATA data cable.
Question:	I plugged in my ide drive. driver installed, but i do not see the disk. hard drive is sitting idle. what am i missing
Answer:	I am pretty sure that the answer to your question is yes. This connector is for sata male connector on motherboard to female molex connector on peripheral. I believe I used it for powering a molex connector on auxiliary cdrom. But, to be honest, I am not completely confident in my answer. I don't have the equipment anymore to look and see. I haven't had anything molex for years and years. Fortunately, the risk of making a mistake will only cost you $5.
Question:	Can i mount my old ide 3.5 drives on a macbook eventhough their all from/formatted on a pc using this product
Answer:	no its not, Should be this one http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-SATA-Drive-Adapter-Cable/dp/B00HJZJI84/ref=sr_1_23?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1448406121&sr=1-23&keywords=sata+3+cable

• Benfei SATA 3 cable is designed to connect motherboards and host controllers to internal Serial ATA hard drives and DVD drives, quickly upgrading your computer for expanded storage. Please be kindly noted that this cable does not provide power for your hard drive. It must be powered separately.
• 6 Gbps Fast Data Transfer: The latest SATA Revision 3.0 allows for data transfer speeds of up to 6 Gbps, 2x faster than SATA II, backwards compatible with SATA I and SATA II. Data transfer speed is limited by rating of the attached equipment.
• Cost-effective 3 Pack Combo: 3 Pack SATA 3 cable is a cost effective way to provide replacement or spare for different SATA systems or for RAID configuration.
• Secure Connection: Locking latch on each end of the cable to ensure secure connections for fast and reliable file transfer.
• What You Get: Benfei SATA 3 cable 18inch(3PCS in one package) x3, 18-month warranty and lifetime friendly customer service.

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this work for Xbox one s
Answer:	If you are connecting externally, then no. Usually external SATA connections use eSATA, which the Xbox also does not use. You should find a USB 3 storage device and cable.
Question:	Does this cable work with asus pro d641sc
Answer:	It will if the connectors are the same which they probably are. Look at the connectors on your machine. If your machine needs a Molex connector it won't work.
Question:	how well do these work with blue ray players
Answer:	It Works on all SATA Connection Blue Ray Or Not
Question:	Are these straight and 90 degree plugs? How many of each
Answer:	One I bought had what the description says; it's a pack of 3. Also one head is straight and one head is 90 degrees on all 3 in case what you meant was that you thought they had mixed types in the bag. So 3 with one end straight, the other 90 degrees. Oddly enough, because of the picture... When I bought it, I was a little confused and thought it had a bendable head so you could choose straight or 90 but that's not the case. The description made more sense after I got the product. Hope my description made sense.

Product features

Wide Compatbility

• 2.5" SSD drive
• 3.5" HDD drive
• Optical DVD drive
• RAID controller host card

SATA III At Up To 6 Gbps

• The latest SATA Revision 3.0 allows for data transfer speeds of up to 6 Gbps, backwards compatible with SATA I and SATA II. Please be kindly noted that it's just a Data transfer cable which could support 6Gbps, while the actual speed is limited by the rating of your attached equipment.

Feature-Filled Cable

• 7-Pin SATA L Type key receptacle
• Stainless steel clip
• Easy-grip surface

User-Friend Design

• SATA I, II, III compatible
• Low-profile cable jacket
• Easier routing in a computer

Easy to Use

• Plug in and Play, no any software installation required.

Product description

These 18" SATA data cables connect SATA drives to the motherboard of your PC or server. Applications: Desktop Computers Servers & Workstations RAID Arrays NAS (Network Attached Storage) Blu-Ray & DVD Players, and other Serial ATA compatible devices.

• Length: 18 inches / 45cm (without connectors)
• Color: Red
• Connectors: straight, L-shaped
• Compatible with SATA I / II / III

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this a sata iii 6.0 gbps data cable
Answer:	The USB3SSATAIDE supports 2.5in / 3.5in SATA or IDE drives. As long as the drive utilizes these connections, the USB2SATAIDE will work. Atha, StarTech.com Support
Question:	does it read ssd's
Answer:	yes, this are what these adapters are designed for.