Hello
I am building a new system with a motherboard that has side mounted Sata connectors. I am wondering if the latches, being slightly taller than non-latched cables, will make it too tight a fit in there?
Also, has anyone experienced a problem unlatching a connector if it is on the bottom when there is another one attached above it, ie, can you get to the latch to push it?
Thank you very much for your answers.
Todd

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These are slightly higher profile and then nonlocking cables.   But I didn't find any issues getting them all plugged into my motherboard which has  The connection points arranged very tightly.   My fingers are too big for the latches on these and most small cable types even lan cables so I am used to using a small flat blade screwdriver to depress them, but you don't have to push them down very far so I find it's fairly easy to get one out from in between two others without disconnecting them.  though My setup isnt hot-swappable I work everything turned off. I won't go back to  Nonlocking cables ,  these are very good cables in my opinion.  I run a combination  array  for speed and redundancy so I have a lot of cables in a small area.  With the locks I know which cables are connected properly :-). Good luck

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