This cable works for SSD drives too right?
1572229
Yes sir, it does. Actually I am using it with a 256GB KINGSTON SSD drive. I have not had any problem until now.
2048985
I believe it will. Does the drive say SATA on it? That specifies one of the two interfaces this cable works with.
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.
584202
Yss, it should work fine. I use mine with multiple different ssd weekly and I specifically dont remember any of the rpms of my old hard drives but it worked on all of them as well.
1419635
Perfectly. All I had to do was to move a kind of protection and remover tab attached to the old HD for the new Samsung SSD. That's all. I know that some Hard Disks doesn't even have it. The size and position of the connectors are in the same place in both.
365922
I don't know. I am not an IT expert. I bought the item just like you did and I am having issues with the SSD in my laptop and assured it would work. It first would not read the operating systen after I cloned the SSD. Now it doesn't recognize the drive. I am a little ticked at the seller as I believe they knew there was a compatibility issue and lied to me.
1801753
Yes, it does, IF your desktop has a USB. The USB part of the cable plugs into the desktop port and the wider one hooks to the SSD. As regards the purchased upgrade, I dont see why not. But then I have not tried it myself.
404990
From my understanding of sata cables they are all the same. It is the transmission protocol that is different. That being said, this thing is totally passive. It just is a smaller configuration of the same connection. I would be looking at whether your ssd actually reaches 6gbps speeds. Most don't come close- that's a potential 750 Mb/sec. The bottle necks on these things have a lot more to do with the ssd's controller than the actual cable itself.
1412702
Yes, "SATA III" as you listed in the question - is the indicator that this is the right cable
1629101
Its not the cable that determines that. Its the mainboard controller itself. So if your motherboard and ssd are. Then yes. They are.
793254
From the description."What's in the Box840 PRO Series SSD, Samsung Smart Data Migration Software, Samsung SSD Magician software and manual CD, and quick user manual."So I believe the answer is yes. I used a cable from my new MB.
1184974
It should work for you. I used it to move everything off of my laptop hard drive onto an SSD. It took about 1.5 hours to move everything. Then I swapped the SSD into my laptop and it booted up first try. This cable saved me many hours if not days of effort.
1065885
Yes, this product will support SSD Drives that conform to using the SATA Interface. As stated directly from Thermaltake's web site "Supports all 2.5" & 3.5" SATA I/II/III hard drives in ALL Capacities"
1697342
I did not personally do this, but it should be possible. You would simply plug the adapter into the motherboard and run your cables from the adapter to the ssd. Hope this helps!
2098024
I have no idea. It probably is since it's the same brand. I tried it on a SSD but it didn't work...
2275566
Yes this cable is usable with any sata hard drive, including old style sata. It is backwards compatible.
793251
From the description. "What's in the Box 840 PRO Series SSD, Samsung Smart Data Migration Software, Samsung SSD Magician software and manual CD, and quick user manual." So I believe the answer is yes. I used a cable from my new MB.