I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA II
cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
Ken wrote:
> I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
> appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA II
> cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
>
> Thanks
> Ken K
Recently tested about 30 or so different cables from about 8 different
suppliers.
Tested signal, emi, reliability & price.
An intel stock part by Molex came out on top - Molex Part Number 0733 Intel
Part Number C95764-001.
We buy them in 20k qtys, but I'm sure you should be able to buy them a from
a retailer by googling the part number.
Brownz (Mobile) wrote:
> Ken wrote:
>> I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
>> appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA II
>> cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
>>
>> Thanks
>> Ken K
>
> Recently tested about 30 or so different cables from about 8 different
> suppliers.
>
> Tested signal, emi, reliability & price.
>
> An intel stock part by Molex came out on top - Molex Part Number 0733 Intel
> Part Number C95764-001.
>
> We buy them in 20k qtys, but I'm sure you should be able to buy them a from
> a retailer by googling the part number.
>
> The are latched at both ends.
>
Yes, 20K might be a smidge too many...! Thanks for the reco. Out of
curiousity, what were some of the results you found in your testing?
Brownz (Mobile) wrote:
> Ken wrote:
>> I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
>> appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA II
>> cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
>>
>> Thanks
>> Ken K
>
> Recently tested about 30 or so different cables from about 8 different
> suppliers.
>
> Tested signal, emi, reliability & price.
>
> An intel stock part by Molex came out on top - Molex Part Number 0733 Intel
> Part Number C95764-001.
>
> We buy them in 20k qtys, but I'm sure you should be able to buy them a from
> a retailer by googling the part number.
>
> The are latched at both ends.
>
I have not been able to find a part number as short as 4 digits (0733).
I have found some other part numbers for SATA II signal cables.
(it is in a Molex .pdf and the part number is 68561-0014 for a 0.5m red
Signal Cable assembly, Straight-latching to Straight-latching. Haven't
been able to find a retailer yet, however... Googling the Intel part
number, I found a company in England and another listing in one of the
slavic or Russian countries, based on the alphabet....!!
Ken wrote:
> Brownz (Mobile) wrote:
>> Ken wrote:
>>> I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
>>> appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA II
>>> cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Ken K
>>
>> Recently tested about 30 or so different cables from about 8 different
>> suppliers.
>>
>> Tested signal, emi, reliability & price.
>>
>> An intel stock part by Molex came out on top - Molex Part Number 0733
>> Intel Part Number C95764-001.
>>
>> We buy them in 20k qtys, but I'm sure you should be able to buy them a
>> from a retailer by googling the part number.
>>
>> The are latched at both ends.
>>
> I have not been able to find a part number as short as 4 digits (0733).
> I have found some other part numbers for SATA II signal cables. (it
> is in a Molex .pdf and the part number is 68561-0014 for a 0.5m red
> Signal Cable assembly, Straight-latching to Straight-latching. Haven't
> been able to find a retailer yet, however... Googling the Intel part
> number, I found a company in England and another listing in one of the
> slavic or Russian countries, based on the alphabet....!!
>
> I will keep looking!
(Not found by search engine - go to intel, start with "where to buy")
On Fri, 25 Apr 2008 10:04:48 -0700, Ken <noreply@charter.net> wrote:
>I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
>appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA II
>cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
Ken wrote:
> Brownz (Mobile) wrote:
>> Ken wrote:
>>> I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
>>> appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA
>>> II cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Ken K
>>
>> Recently tested about 30 or so different cables from about 8
>> different suppliers.
>>
>> Tested signal, emi, reliability & price.
>>
>> An intel stock part by Molex came out on top - Molex Part Number
>> 0733 Intel Part Number C95764-001.
>>
>> We buy them in 20k qtys, but I'm sure you should be able to buy them
>> a from a retailer by googling the part number.
>>
>> The are latched at both ends.
>>
> Yes, 20K might be a smidge too many...! Thanks for the reco. Out of
> curiousity, what were some of the results you found in your testing?
>
> Thanks
> Ken K
Looks like someone has found them for you below.
Sorry - Can't share the test results - internal only doc ... all I can say
is that these were on top for price / performance and longevity.
There are some *really* crap cables out there these days, but as long as you
stick with reknowned OEM mfrs like Molex / Foxconn etc you can't go to far
wrong.
Andy wrote:
> On Fri, 25 Apr 2008 10:04:48 -0700, Ken <noreply@charter.net> wrote:
>
>> I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
>> appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA II
>> cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
>
> http://www.monoprice.com/products/su...02&cp_id=10226
>
>> Thanks
>> Ken K
Thanks. Any idea who makes these?
Paul wrote:
> Ken wrote:
>> Brownz (Mobile) wrote:
>>> Ken wrote:
>>>> I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
>>>> appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA II
>>>> cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>> Ken K
>>>
>>> Recently tested about 30 or so different cables from about 8
>>> different suppliers.
>>>
>>> Tested signal, emi, reliability & price.
>>>
>>> An intel stock part by Molex came out on top - Molex Part Number 0733
>>> Intel Part Number C95764-001.
>>>
>>> We buy them in 20k qtys, but I'm sure you should be able to buy them
>>> a from a retailer by googling the part number.
>>>
>>> The are latched at both ends.
>>>
>> I have not been able to find a part number as short as 4 digits
>> (0733). I have found some other part numbers for SATA II signal
>> cables. (it is in a Molex .pdf and the part number is 68561-0014 for a
>> 0.5m red Signal Cable assembly, Straight-latching to
>> Straight-latching. Haven't been able to find a retailer yet,
>> however... Googling the Intel part number, I found a company in
>> England and another listing in one of the slavic or Russian countries,
>> based on the alphabet....!!
>>
>> I will keep looking!
>
> (Not found by search engine - go to intel, start with "where to buy")
>
> C95764-001
>
> http://shop.intel.com/shop/product.a...id=92&pindex=1
>
> Paul
Many thanks. I would have thought that they would have shown up on a
search. Oh, well. I appreciate the effort!
Brownz (Mobile) wrote:
> Ken wrote:
>> Brownz (Mobile) wrote:
>>> Ken wrote:
>>>> I will be adding a couple of SATA drives to my computer and would
>>>> appreciate knowing a source or brand of good quality SATA and SATA
>>>> II cables. (strong, well-fitting connectors, in particular).
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>> Ken K
>>> Recently tested about 30 or so different cables from about 8
>>> different suppliers.
>>>
>>> Tested signal, emi, reliability & price.
>>>
>>> An intel stock part by Molex came out on top - Molex Part Number
>>> 0733 Intel Part Number C95764-001.
>>>
>>> We buy them in 20k qtys, but I'm sure you should be able to buy them
>>> a from a retailer by googling the part number.
>>>
>>> The are latched at both ends.
>>>
>> Yes, 20K might be a smidge too many...! Thanks for the reco. Out of
>> curiousity, what were some of the results you found in your testing?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Ken K
>
> Looks like someone has found them for you below.
>
> Sorry - Can't share the test results - internal only doc ... all I can say
> is that these were on top for price / performance and longevity.
>
> There are some *really* crap cables out there these days, but as long as you
> stick with reknowned OEM mfrs like Molex / Foxconn etc you can't go to far
> wrong.
>
Are the specs for SATA and SATA II cables different? While the Intel
cable is listed as a SATA cable, it does have the latching mechanism
that the SATA II cables seem to have... Do you know if the Intel cables
are, indeed, OK for SATA II devices?