Can you use regular SATA cables or does it need slimeline sata cables?
136883
No cables at all. The drive slides into the drive bay and connects with the socket like connection on the back of it. One screw holds it in place. No cables involved. The whole replacement took about 5 minutes once I figured it out. Just make damn sure you unplug the computer AND take the battery out too before you start working on it.
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.
468119
The drive bay is designed to provide mounting points for your SSD since they're smaller than a normal hard drive. This bay does not include any cabling. It's just for adapting the regular drive bay to the right size for the SSD. Having said that, you'll probably need a SATA cable. Suggest you read the documentation on your SSD to make sure you order the right cable.
1803172
Yes, with SATA cables... I had to buy one extra SATA cable (I use 3 SATYA devices: LG BD-RW internal drive, VERTEX 4 128GB OCZ SSD and a 500GB WD Caviar Blue HDD)
2060419
If the drive you wish to connect is in an external case with e-SATA port then you need an e-SATA cable. Here's one at Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-6-Feet-Shielded-External-ESATA6/dp/B000ENYXZ6 And another shorter one here with free shipping: http://www.amazon.com/Crest-SY-CAB-ESA-e-SATA-Cable-18-Inch/dp/B002G1YNRC/ref=sr_1_9?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1414267330&sr=1-9&keywords=e-sata+cable
234792
Seeing as this is intended for a desktop, you would use the 15 pin connector. The smaller Sata cable is just for data.I'm pretty sure you're not talking about the mini power Sata cable used in slimline 1.8 inch hard drives and some laptop optical drives. The different series only refer to bandwidth capabilities of the data cable, the power cable hasn't changed.
1415952
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
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.
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.
2022869
I'm not sure I understand your question. I can tell you that my motherboard has all the correct connections for this device. You need two(2) male SATA connections, one(1) male eight(8) pin USB connection, one(1) PCI-E 1x slot, and one(1) female four(4) pin molex connection.
1852218
It comes with a USB 3.0 Cable. As I recall it did not come with a SATA cable. I purchased a separate 6" eSATA cable.
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)
1086397
You need a standard SATA cable, such as this: Monoprice 18-Inch SATA III 6.0 Gbps Cable with Locking Latch and 90-Degree Plug - Blue and a 2.5" SSD to 3.5" HDD mounting kit, such as this one: 2.5-inch SSD / HDD to 3.5-inch Bracket Mount Adapter
364561
Previous helpers don't understand the question, SATA 3 6GB/S is a data cable.... You don't need to buy any special power cable, recent power supply, come with these connectors. Wouldn't be healthy for your new HDD, if you are planning to use an old or low quality power supply
2050645
It has several sata connectors. Probably more than you will ever need unless your building a 12+ disk nas or something similar.
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.
2017074
Sata Cable No, mounting bracket yes, I would buy Intel or Samsung tho, this drive failed on me