Internal computer cabling:
Which cables are available?
Internal PC cables form the core network of a computer. In the following section, you will find the most common variants and their properties and areas of application.
InLine offers a wide range of connection and adaptation options for internal cabling. Below are some examples of products for a technically flawless and clearly organised power supply. Our entire range with a variety of other solutions, such as 20-pin to 24-pin power supply mainboard adapters and Wake-On-LAN cables, which start the computer from the network, and SCSI cables, and, and, and ...
SATA cables
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SAS cable
SAS stands for Serial Attached SCSI and is the successor to the parallel SCSI interface. The standard offers transfer rates of 3 Gbit/s and 6 Gbit/s and is backwards compatible with SATA thanks to almost identical connectors. The Mini-SAS connector is also a particularly compact variant.
You can find InLine SAS cables here.
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Internal USB cable
PC-internal USB cables carry the USB signal from the sockets on the PC front panel to the connections inside the housing. Just like external cables, the internal USB cables differ depending on the required length and the supported USB standard (2.0 or 3.0). InLine also offers variants for compatible bridging between USB 2.0 and 3.0.
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Fan cable
Fan cables with 3-pin Molex connector connect the housing fan to the internal power supply. The 4-pin version is also equipped with a PWM control function, which allows the fan speed to be adjusted as required.
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Power supply in the PC
The basic architecture of the PC's internal power supply is determined by the limited number of connections on the power supply unit. In addition, the installed components and spatial conditions in the housing determine the type and nature of suitable cables and connectors.
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