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One last question.Should I buy (4) new SATA III cables? Dell brand? Are they better than what came with my HD Caddy Kit? (SATA III). And I have my Internal DVD-RW working again. Your model numbers and Motherboard diagram worked great. Everything is working! I had to create a New Simple Volume on my new SSD. Then I closed the case, Plugged it in, and started it. (1) SATA for the DVD (white), (1) SATA for the Boot SSD (blue #1), (1) SATA for the secondary 1TB HDD (blue #2), and finally the last Blue for my new SSD. And the (2) others for my DVD-RW and WD 1TB HDD. I plugged the (2) SATA III into my SSD's. Not sure of the others I was already using. The (2) in the Caddy are both SATA III 6GB/s. I found another (2) in a box with a 2.5" HD Caddy. So I went searching through my home and found the Original Dell Stock SATA (with mini for DVD drive), and I was already using (1) of my 6-pin SATA to (2) SATA power cables. (6-pin.) I was only using (1) of the SATA power 6-pin to (2) SATA Power.

I didn't know about the second SATA Power. (The exact same as your first post.) After that, I had no power to my Internal DVD-RW drive. When I installed my (1) Samsung SSD and (1) Western Digital HDD, I replaced the stock Dell SATA power cable ((1) SATA for HDD and (1) power for the Internal DVD Drive.) I purchased (2) SATA Power cables with (1) 6-pin and (2) SATA Power. Then I remembered that I already have them. Utilising compact stackable connectors, this flexible 200mm cables are neat and manageable. I found the exact cables I needed with your "P/N" numbers. SATA cables are perfect for system builds with tight fitting environments with ODROID-H2 Case Type 1, Type 3 and Type 4 to connect a SATA HDD/SSD storage.