A technician is assembling a custom workstation that requires high-speed external storage with an existing 3.5-inch hard disk drive. The technician has decided to leverage the existing eSATA interface on the workstation's motherboard. Which type of cabling option should the technician choose to connect the drive to the workstation allowing the best performance of the interface?
An eSATA cable designed for external connection of the drive
A Cat 6 network cable connected to a capable NAS system
A USB 3.0 to SATA adapter cable for versatile connectivity
A standard SATA cable usually used within the computer case