Cable SATA Silverstone CP11 0,3 m negro

The SilverStone CP11 SATA Cable (0.3 m) is a low-profile internal SATA III cable designed to allow use of motherboard SATA ports even when a long or bulky graphics card is installed. With male SATA connectors on both ends and a slim overall profile, the CP11 clears tight spaces around the motherboard SATA sockets while providing the required signal integrity for high-speed data transfer.

Advantages

The CP11 features an exceptionally low connector height and super-thin conductors engineered to the limits of the SATA specification, enabling routing into narrow gaps between SATA ports. Its compact connector design helps prevent blockage by long graphics cards, and the cable supports SATA III bandwidth for reliable communication with SATA drives. The cable is 0.3 m long and finished in black to blend with typical PC interiors.

Suitable for

• Systems where long graphics cards block motherboard SATA connectors
• Compact builds with limited clearance around SATA ports
• Upgrading graphics cards without losing access to SATA drives
• Internal connections for SATA III SSDs and HDDs

Key specifications

• Cable type: SATA III
• Cable length: 0.3 m
• Connector configuration: male-to-male SATA
• Colour: Black
• Manufacturer (brand): SILVERSTONE, MPN: SST-CP11B-300, EAN: 4710007221389

How to use

Connect one male SATA connector to the motherboard SATA port and the other to the SATA device (SSD or HDD). Ensure the connector orientation matches the drive and port keyed slots, then seat firmly until it clicks. Route the cable through the available gap between components to avoid interference with a graphics card or other hardware. Avoid excessive bending near the connectors and keep cable runs within the 0.3 m length for optimal signal performance.

Recommendations

For best results, install the CP11 when the system is powered off and the motherboard is accessible. Use the cable where standard, thicker SATA cables cannot fit due to tight clearance, and ensure both ends are fully seated. Do not force the connector into incompatible ports and avoid prolonged sharp bends that could stress the thin conductors.