HELP ASAP - Power cable

[Fr4nt1s3k]

Hello, I have a problem with cables in my PC. I want to plug in new SSD, but I found out there were only 2 sata power cables. 1 for CD/DVD ROM drive and the other for HDD. These 2 mentioned cables split into 2 and 1 is always unplugged. Can it be used and work? I mean... it comes from power supply with 5 wires into the HDD and then there are 5 wires going out... can you please help me? Can I use the 5 extra wires?

It looks like this:
http://www.suntekpc.com/htm-2/cable-power-pc-internal-xxx-sata-15-pin-male-xxx-sata-15-pin-female-right-angle-sata-15-pin-female-right-angle.htm

[Tieox]

I can't see why not going from the picture, 

[Fr4nt1s3k]

1 minute ago, Kierax said:

I can't see why not going from the picture, 

I'm a beginner and this is the first time I see such a thing. So it should normally work? HDD + SSD at once using single cable?

[Tieox]

It's just delivering power across those connectors, I've had quite a few computers with non-modular power supplies which had all the SATA connectors for power on a single bundle.  

 

 

 

[ANNIHILATOR284]

it should work just fine plus i doubt you'll ever use that cup holder of yours (cd/dvd drive)

[Fr4nt1s3k]

Thank you guys  I'll try it. Hopefully it won't explode.

[Fr4nt1s3k]

Oh no, the power sata cable doesn't fit to the SSD (Kingston Now UV400 240GB, SUV400S37/240G). I can't push it more than 1/3 (even if I use more force) and it goes out easily.  

Then I found out that normal sata cable for data transfer is eSATA not SATA, so I will have to buy another one

[Fr4nt1s3k]

OK, I will buy the SATA cable tomorrow and for now I will be using the HDD's SATA cable (HDD will be disabled, I would do it to install OS on SSD anyway). The power cable had to be pushed by brutal force  

[Fr4nt1s3k]

I have one more question. Does 1600MHz RAM CL 10-10-10 or whatever need to be running at these frequencies / timings etc.? Can it work at 1066Mhz CL 7-7-7?

This is my RAM: http://www.kingston.com/en/memory/search/?partid=hx316c10fb/4

The problem I have is that BIOS doesn't save changes made to frequency (but it does save timings)... maybe it's because of Windows 10? There used to be a RAM running at the slow speeds (1066MHz, 7-7-7) at Windows 7, that could be a reason too.