It's a 1.5-meter power cable for desktop computers, featuring a built-in fuse for protection against overcurrent.

A SATA data cable is used to transfer data between a SATA-enabled storage device (such as a hard drive, SSD, or optical drive) and a SATA-compatible motherboard or controller. Here are some typical details and specifications you might find for a SATA data cable: 1. Connector Type: SATA data cables typically feature two straight connectors, each with seven pins, designed to plug into SATA ports on devices. 2. Cable Type: SATA data cables may be constructed with twisted pair wiring and shielding to minimize interference and ensure reliable data transmission. 3. Compatibility: Compatible with SATA revision 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, or later versions, depending on the supported data transfer rate and features required. 4. Data Transfer Rate: Supports data transfer rates up to 6 Gbps (SATA III) for high-speed data transmission between devices. 5. Locking Mechanism: Some SATA data cables may feature a locking latch or clip mechanism to ensure a secure connection and prevent accidental disconnection. 6

The desktop CMOS battery, also known as the motherboard battery or BIOS battery, is a small coin cell battery that provides power to the complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) chip on the computer's motherboard. This battery is responsible for maintaining certain system settings, including the date and time, BIOS settings, and hardware configurations, even when the computer is powered off. Over time, the CMOS battery can lose its charge, leading to issues such as incorrect system time, BIOS settings resetting to default, or startup errors. When this occurs, replacing the CMOS battery with a new one of the same type (usually a CR2032 lithium battery) resolves the issue and restores proper functionality to the system.

It's a 1.5-meter power cable for laptop adapters, featuring a built-in fuse for protection against overcurrent.