Do I need to buy any additional cables to connect the adapter to the SATA drive?
155566
No. It is a little large and I did need to modify my old dell "tool less" holder by chopping off the end to get it to fit.
155567
The IDE side connects to an old IDE Hard drive for example and you can connect the other side (SATA) to a SATA CABLE and power cable.
155568
No. This PCB attaches directly to the SATA Drive. The flat ribbon cable will then attach to this PCB and connect it to your motherboard.
2084068
I didn't use any adapters because there are two mounting brackets for 2.5" hard disks. One is on the bottom of the case, and the other is on the back of the motherboard tray. I tried both and settled on the bottom one as it didn't require very long cables.
28035
Yes, it comes with SATA cables. Don't pair this MB with a cheap power supply, get a good one, for plug-in/configurable SATA power feeds.
2017075
As previous individuals stated, this drive does not come with a SATA cable, but it does include a mounting bracket/adapter and screws. I've not used it long enough to comment on performance or durability, but initial impressions are very positive.
1812994
No. You will need to purchase cables if it is a new install. You may use the existing cables if it is a replacement. Often, computers will have unused cables that may be used. You will need to confirm what you have to know what you will need to order with the drive.
248675
When you mount the drives in the trays and put the trays in, the drives will just slide into the SATA connectors. No cables needed.
364562
"any" standard SATA power cable will work.Consider if you want an angled connector or not, and what the other end should look like. Since you are asking the question, I assume you have power supply w/o any SATA power connectors but only "Molex" connectors. If so, one like this will fit the bill (can also finder longer, or even split with several SATA connectors if you have multiple drives); StarTech 6in 4 Pin Molex to SATA Power Cable Adapter (SATAPOWADAP)
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Your motherboard should have come with SATA cables to connect the SSD to it. You should not need anything else.
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You could connect it to the SATA port on a mainboard with an adapter cable, but I don't know what kind of thru put you would get.SATA to eSATA Cable
833330
It also comes with a molex (PATA) style connector. Just use a molex to SATA adapter to run the second drive. I am running two laptop drives off of it in my system.
228084
No, it is a bare bones drive. I ordered a SATA cable separately from amazon.
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You will need SATA Serial ATA HD Hard Drive data cable connect from SSD to mother board which not include .ATA SATA Serial Data Hard Drive HD Cable (Red) This is the link from Amazone. You can searchgoogle for cheaper on.Hope this will help.
499751
To be honest I cant remember exactly, but I do not remeber it having any SATA cables in the box. I bought some SATA 3 cables because I did not have any and I use a full tower case. So I would buy some just in case and make sure they have the metal clips not the plastic ones.
975904
No, I don't think so as the only connecting cable uses a specific USB 3.0 motherboard-capable connector. I do not remember seeing any ports for SATA connectivity.
795281
my computer only had sata power connections I had to buy a splitter to fit the 4 prong eide type power plug it needed. I hope this helps
2017074
Sata Cable No, mounting bracket yes, I would buy Intel or Samsung tho, this drive failed on me
1393469
It's a standard SATA connector on a SATA III cable. If the drive has a SATA plug, then probably. A lot will depend on how the drive and mobo is mounted in the case. Sometimes you need 90 degree connectors and other times straight. Cable length is usually not an issue.