Need new I/O Front panel Cable

Hey all, I was sleeving my I/O Front Panel cable and when managed to mess it up. So bassically what I need is a new cable. Do you guys no any way I can go about getting me a new one? I believe the cable is called AD_Link cable.

http://www.computercablesource.com/round-ide-cable-24-inch--dri've-ultra-ata-33-black-347.html that is advertised to work with it.

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