Delock SATA All-in-One Cable - 84356
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The Delock SATA All-in-One cable is designed for PC builders and system administrators who need to manage multi-drive storage arrays efficiently within a single computer chassis. By consolidating data and power delivery into a specialized combo configuration, it significantly reduces internal cabling clutter and simplifies the installation of dual SATA hard drives. However, users should be aware that the device operates at SATA II speeds, which may be a limitation for high-performance solid-state drives requiring modern SATA III bandwidth.
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| Model Part Number | 84356 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Delock |
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FAQs
Does this cable support SATA III speeds?
No, this cable is specified for SATA II, supporting transfer rates up to 3Gbps.
Can I connect two SSDs with this?
While it is physically compatible, the SATA II speed limit will significantly throttle the performance of most modern SSDs.
Is the power cable long enough for large cases?
The power portion is approximately 20cm, which is designed for standard mid-tower cases; it may be too short for large server cabinets.
What is the primary benefit of the combo connector?
It reduces cable clutter by combining the data and power paths, which helps improve airflow inside the computer case.
What power connector does this use?
It uses a standard 15-pin SATA power connector to draw electricity from the power supply unit.
Troubleshooting
Drive not detected by BIOS
Ensure the SATA data cable is securely seated on the motherboard and verify that the drive is receiving power from the 15-pin connector.
Slow transfer speeds
Verify that your motherboard ports are configured to support the drive and ensure you are not using an outdated or faulty SATA controller driver.
Intermittent drive connectivity
Inspect the cable for any physical damage or tight kinks and ensure that the power supply provides consistent voltage to the shared 15-pin line.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reduces cable clutter for better airflow
- Simplifies power management by sharing a single 15-pin source
- Durable red casing for easy identification and cable management
- Ideal for compact cases with limited connectivity options
Cons
- Limited to SATA II 3Gbps data transfer speeds
- Fixed cable lengths may not reach drives in very large full-tower cases
- Not intended for high-speed SSD configurations
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To install, attach the data portion of the cable to the corresponding SATA ports on your motherboard. Connect the 15-pin power connector to the female output from your power supply unit. Ensure the connectors are fully seated until you hear a click, as loose connections can cause intermittent drive disconnects. For maintenance, avoid bending the cables at extreme sharp angles near the connector heads to prevent internal wire fraying. Inspect the cable for dust or debris occasionally if you frequently open your system case.