Can I Use 6-pin Cable (SATA) From One PSU in another?

[r4sh1d]

I have this PSU (thermaltake toughpower 750W, W0116) that's powering my htpc/server.. I ran out of sata power cables because I'm adding 4 more HDDs (total 10HDDs+ 1 SSD) and both of SATA connectors (6-pin) that's connected to the PSU are already full. I do have 2X 6-pin connectors that are not used (Peripheral & floppy connectors).

Now, I have a NZXT HALE82 750W PSU that's powering my gaming rig. I do have a 6-pin 3X SATA cable that came with this PSU and is laying around. Can I use this cable in my thermaltake PSU's peripheral & floppy's 6-pin connector? Or is the pinout and stuff are all different?

I have a molex 6-pin molex connector that came with the thermaltake's PSU somwhere, I can use this with a molex to SATA cable, but I thought it'd be nicer to just use the SATA cable that's laying around.

TIA

 

[lehtv]

I would imagine it's not possible to use the NZXT cable with the Thermaltake unit. Even if possible, I'd rather just peripheral to SATA adapters. Your two free connectors can be adapted into four peripheral connectors with these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16812119010

It's also possible to split the SATA connectors themselves (hard drives don't use much power so this should not be an issue) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16812200468

 

[r4sh1d]

Most of the HDDs are WD Green 1, 1.5 & 2TB HDDs anyway, so I believe they won't suck too much juice.

Does each connector in this thermaltake modular (or any PSU for that matter) female 6-pin outlet has a specific amount of power? Or can each 6-pin connector suck as much juice as the +12v can handle?