what kind of SATA power cable does this require? e.g. how many pins?
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Well, according to page 4 of the manual for LG WH14NS40 (available at http://www.lg.com/us/support-product/lg-WH14NS40# , by the way...) the unit has (and I'm copying/pasting here..): SATA Power Connector (15 pin) and SATA Data Connector (7 pin), side by side, on the back of the unit. Hope that helps. Have a great 2015!
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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.
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You need a standard SATA cable, not E-SATA cable up to level 3.0. you only need to order one that's long enough for your installation.
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you need a SATA data cable (small L shaped plug), which may come with the mother board. There is nothing special about the cable besides length and wither the plug is straight or at 90' for ease of plugging in. Something like this would work (http://www.amazon.com/CNE11445-SATA-Data-Cable-2pk/dp/B001O4EPHA) The computer power supply should provide a SATA power cable with a long L shaped plug. if you do not have any long L shaped plugs they you may need a SATA power adapter like this -> (http://www.amazon.com/Molex-Power-Adapter-Cable-6-Inch/dp/B000YJMB5Y)
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hi, just to clarify, this board has 2 sata III connections which should work with any drive that is compatible with the sata standard. ssd or hdd even a bluray drive. make sure you have the black sata power connectors from power supply too.
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This board requires four 4-pin ATA plugs. The board comes with the four 4-pin ATA plugs. Make sure your have a power supply that will accommodate these plugs. I had to buy adaptors (about $2 each) to plug into the SATA plugs.
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This is a USB3 HUB (it only "extends" USB3, NOT provide it)AND it has nothing to do with SATA so you will never need an SATA cable.It will plug into an existing USB3 socket OR comes with a 19 pin cable toconnect to a Mother Board socket or add-in card.PS: The product description leaves a lot to be desired.More pictures would be a big plus.
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I'm applied this.SilverStone CP05 Convenient Hot-Swap SATA II Cable Supports Model: KL01 and kL03 Case SeriesThank you.
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Yup, 2 SATA cables (straight plugs, if I remember correctly). Most (if not all) motherboards come with at least 2 SATA cables.
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Depends upon your OS. Most new OS can handle it. You also need a certain sort of connector to a motherboard that handles the SATA spec.
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A motherboard, the back plate, two SATA 3.0 cables, and the manuals. The power input is 24 pin. A 500 watt power supply would serve just fine.
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If your server has SATA power plugs, simply get an adapter which converts SATA power to 4-pin molex, like this: 15 Pin to 2 x 4 Pin SATA Power Molex Power Y-Cable, Length: 15.2cmAlternatively, this enclosure uses a standard 80x25mm fan which can be easily swapped for a fan with compatible leads.
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3 sata cables come with the Thermaltake MAX-2533. They are good quality cables - one end of the cable has a 90degree connection as well.
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It turns out the SATA port is just a pass through for the eSata port on the outside of the card. There is no built in SATA port on this board.
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I don't know, but I can tell you that my internal sata drive is a toshiba mq01abd100 with a 5V, 1A power requirement. It has two flat connectors: one power connector with 15 pins and one data connector with 7 pins. If your drives have these connectors then it's a good bet that it will work.
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This power supply has SATA power connectors. It does not come with SATA data cables used to connect your hard drive to your motherboard.
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You have SATA cables that connect your HDD to the Mother board. Then you will have a 5 wire ribbon cable with multi drive plugs for the HDD's and the end plug will connect to your power supply. I hope this helps . . . Bob
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You will likely need a standard to sata power adapter because this PS has both data connectors on one cable. I could not get the second data connector to reach the CD drive mounted perpendicular to the HD.
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If your server has SATA power plugs, simply get an adapter which converts SATA power to 4-pin molex, like this: http://www.amazon.com/SATA-Power-Molex-Y-Cable-Length/dp/B00HTZPA1I/ Alternatively, this enclosure uses a standard 80x25mm fan which can be easily swapped for a fan with compatible leads.