Sabrent SATA III (6 Gbit/s) Straight Data Cable with Locking Latch for HDD/SSD/CD and DVD Drives (3 Pack - 20-Inch) in Blue (CB-SFB3)

As far as the purpose of this is concerned, it has worked fine, and is compatible with Linux Mint, as well. The problem was I purchased it for use with some SSD drives I have lying around and discovered that it uses the ASMT1351 (ASM1351) chipset, which, as you can quickly find out by going online, does not You probably don't need to make a big deal out of this if you only have your SSD connected for a short time, but for long periods of time, this could cause the SSD to fail to perform properly and lead to premature death.

Kamilah Shields

| Mar 26, 2021

Using this cable with a Samsung SSD using the USB-H interface, the build quality is great and the connectivity is superb. When I connect the USB cable to the included adapter, I will find a connector, but once I attach the When C is reached, the connection speed is drastically reduced. It has been tested on several computers using USB Results of a speed test show Read and Write speeds in the 475s I would say 510MB/s. The USB-C cable should be added The transfer rate drops to 35 MB/s when using a USB C adapter. It's not that big a deal since I can use any other adapter or USB hub to connect to the computer The USB-C version maintains the higher speed, but it was advertised both as a wireless and a wired port It would have been more useful if their included adapter hadn't hampered the performance of cable A and C.

Brian Kline

| Oct 07, 2020

I'm not giving it a 1 star because I cannot truly say it is the cause, but the SSD worked perfectly on a normal sata connection.
It seemed fine for awhile until going through a reboot and suddenly all the data was gone. In response to this, I checked the SSD and realized that it had been rebooted hundreds of times over a SATA connection and that there was no indication of problems with it. Interestingly enough, even though this cable might not be causing the issue, it seems like an odd coincidence that shortly after switching to this cable the drive became unreliable. Design of the cable is good to me. If you want to use a 3. 0 volt power cable, the device does not have a port for extra power. It is small and can be placed on an SSD for example. This is a 5" magnetic hard drive. If the extra power is not necessary, it might still work. It is not something I have tried. As a matter of fact, it would be a great cable if it weren't for the one data corruption. As for the "lost" partition, it says it can't be recovered by the corrupted program, so I don't have that short cut to get into my 2-partition computer. The 3TB of files are.

Jada Hartman

| Jun 26, 2021

This Sabrent EC-200 is my first Sabrent product In SS31 1, you write the following. The USB 3. 0 connector for hard drives or SSDs with a 5" SATA interface I purchased 1 adapter for working at work to clone the internal 128GB SATA SSDs on three Dell 9020M Optiplexes to the Samsung 860 EVO 1TB SSDs. A USB port was included with the cable It came with a C adapter, but I didn't use it. Normally, the end of the year is a very busy time for our office. Our yearly plan is to find out if we can get new toys for Christmas, how much we get to spend, and push to get it all done as early as possible. For taxes, it is the end of the year. While we were forced to switch from Windows 7 to Windows 10, the new operating system did not make a clamor to buy a new computer. As opposed to that, the order was "make what we have better" and "make it last longer" It is "lived". This is amazing. December 2012 marked the start of operation of these boxes. Although I had planned to replace them in 2017, they have performed flawlessly thus far. As of the end of last year, our onboard RAM had been fully utilized. To make all of this work, I needed to increase storage - unfortunately, without experience cloning drives, I could not achieve what I wanted. I'm glad we've made it. going through extensive research, I decided to go with the Samsung 860 EVO 1. A TB disk will replace the 128GB SSDs in the boxes that were overloaded. There were numerous reviews, spec tests, etc. , demonstrating that the 860 EVO was superior in all respects, regardless of its size and its resolution. I think TB will give us enough head room to last the next five years The actual data storage will be provided by a NAS over the next seven years. Benchmarks for the userbenchmarks. This was an invaluable service from the com site. When I had that nailed down, I had to figure out how to connect the drive. The reviews I read here and elsewhere (including at the above website) all indicated that there were many cabling manufacturers, but Sabrent kept coming up over and over again. Sabrent, regardless of price, consistently performed well, so I chose it despite the fact that it was not the cheapest. The last piece of the puzzle was the software. Shopping several manufacturers generated numerous findings, but Sabrent consistently performed well, regardless of price. There were a lot of different choices, and everyone had their own favorites but, as with most things, there were horror stories and fixes that mostly worked - Acronis is a well-regarded and widely available software program As well as this, Samsung also makes software that is free for use on their devices for this purpose. As a result, Samsung's application software is hard to review, but what reviews there are have been very positive. My budget was set up so that I had to spend money on the drives, the cable, the software and three days work on each machine. I realized I would be down for anywhere between 3 to 15 days with each machine.
I was wrong! Eight hours is so much time! Dell computers were equipped with Samsung SATA SSDs that hold 128GB of data. I was able to connect the Sabrent cable I was impressed by the Samsung software. It was sophisticated, easy, and flawless. I don't mean fast, I mean extremely fast. The first box, which was supposed to take four days, took only one day. It took 30-plus minutes including unattended downtime to transfer data, but it took 5 hours when it was done. Including the time it took to swap drives after the transfer was done, it took minutes. In terms of the transfer itself, it took less than ten minutes A minute. There was only one reason why it worked, and that was because it was a Sabrent cable.

Ray Grimes

| May 14, 2021

We just wanted to give our non-biased opinion We conducted a coached review on one of the best USB external devices we have My work at a data center requires me to back up customers' hard drives, and I have used several cables over the years. I have found that one of the best cables I have ever used is the Smart Sync cable. Sabrent USB 3 devices are capable of high-speed data transmission. The steps 1 to 2 are described below. Cables that are 5" in diameter (for laptop hard drives) are the fastest Using these for 2 is also a good idea. Mining can be done with 5" hard drives and SSD drives. I am posting this picture along with this receive so that it may illustrate hard drive There has never been a cable as reliable as these! I would like to thank Sabrent for making this cable and/or designing it. I have used all of your products over the years, but this one is my favorite and the one I use most frequently. I would like to thank you once more. It is important to note that I did not receive this product for free. The number of times I've bought these has risen to over 30 plus from my purchases here and from Ebay. There are no problems with any of the components. Once again, thanks for your time and consideration.

Nasir Nolan

| Mar 14, 2021

There is only one gen 2 adapter for a hard drive that I could find I use this for backwards compatible games on my PS5 with my SSD, and it loads things fast and starts right up. I recommend it to anyone looking for a solid, cheap hard drive adapter.

Callie Braun

| Sep 03, 2020