7+15 Pin Female to 2.5 Inch IDE Male 44 Pin Adapter Converter for Hard Drive Connections

ID: 695768 SKU: 394716757599 Category: Electronic parts Tags: 30days

7+15 Pin Female to 2.5 Inch IDE Male 44 Pin Adapter Converter for Hard Drive Connections

About this item:

– Converts a 7 pin header on your motherboard to a 15 pin and 2.5 inch IDE.
– Reliable use to attach IDE devices such as CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drives.
– High-quality materials ensure long-lasting durability.
– 180-degree adapter option available for added versatility.

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7+15P Female to 2.5Inch IDE Male 44 Pin Adapter Converter 180 Degree

Product Description: This adapter converter enables you to connect a 44-pin IDE cable to a 7+15-pin female SATA receptacle. It features a 180-degree design, allowing for flexible cable management in tight spaces. Benefits: * Connects 44-pin IDE cables to 7+15-pin female SATA receptacles * Ideal for upgrading or repairing computers and storage systems * 180-degree design for easy cable routing * Durable construction ensures long-lasting performance Features: * Connector A: 7+15-pin Female SATA * Connector B: 2.5-inch IDE Male (44-pin) * 180-degree design for optimal cable management * Supports transfer speeds of up to 3 Gb/s * Compatible with all standard 44-pin IDE cables and 7+15-pin SATA devices Product Usage: * Upgrading legacy systems with SATA drives * Connecting IDE devices to SATA motherboards * Troubleshooting storage issues in computers and servers * Extending the reach of IDE cables for flexible device placement Why Choose Our Adapter Converter? * High-quality materials for enhanced durability * Precise construction for reliable connections * Backed by our commitment to customer satisfaction

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