“can i use this for ssds too??”

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• Yes you can, any SATA III cable should work.

  Answered by Raybo 5 years ago

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• Yes, never heard of a non-sata ssd

  Answered by Alice 3 years ago

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• Yes, I'm using this product on an SSD running at SATA 3 speeds.

  Answered by movienut 5 years ago

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• Yes absolutely

  Answered by Hiroller18 5 years ago

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• Yes. I used the SATA cable for my 1 TB SSD SATA. I measure the speed of the SSD and it matched the manufacture's advertised speed.

  Answered by Gilbert 5 years ago

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• yes, you can.

  Answered by Ceejay 5 years ago

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• yes you can

  Answered by derriang 5 years ago

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• Yes, I bought an I buy power PC with a 500gb SSD , the computer is great but storage was a little low so I bought a hard drive , and watched YT videos , as long as u have a power connector (from power supply) and the SATA connected to your mother board you should be good to go. YT how to set it up as well. Same steps with hhd's. (hard drives)

  Answered by TheAnswerer 5 years ago

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