My new internal HDD uses a weird cable I don't have (picture)

[Juusuhako]

Hey all,

I bought an internal HDD for some extra storage. Found a good deal on a demo unit (HGST UltraStar 7K2000). But it seems the cable I need to power this thing is something I don't have nor seen before. I took a picture of what it looks like.

 

Can anyone clarify what cable exactly is needed? 

It seems to be 1 long cable, as opposed to typically using 2 (1 to motherboard and 1 to powersupply).

 

edit: a friend said it could be something called an "SAS U.2" cable, but those things seem to cost more than the HDD itself.

 

[Zagna]

That's Serial Attached SCSI.

So a cable like Delock Cable SAS SFF-8482 + Power > 1 x SATA 7 pin 0.5 m.

[Juusuhako]

3 minutes ago, Zagna said:

That's Serial Attached SCSI.

The picture on that wiki page doesn't seem to match though. It has two equally long "sections" while the HDD has one longer than the other?

 

edit: nvm, scrolled down. Seems like "SFF-8482" is what fits it.