Maxtor 250GB 7200RMP (16MB) No Rebate!! $129.99 @outpost

[realdeals]

Good price on Maxtor 250GB L01R250 16MB Buffer Ultra ATA/133 - Retail Hard Drive Kit. No Rebate!! $129.99 + shipping


Maxtor

Specs

Capacity: 250GB
Seek Time: <9.0ms
7200RPM
16MB Buffer
Parallel ATA (PATA) Interface
Up to 133MB/sec Data Transfer Rate
1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty

None Provided.Get ultra performance and capacity with the Maxtor Ultra16 PATA 250GB hard drive. Featuring 16MB Cache buffer and and data transfer rates up to 133MB/sec. Designed for power users, video editors and multi-media PC users who need the ultimate in performance. The hard drive kit also includes Maxtor's popular MaxBlastTM drive utilities for intelligent formatting and partitioning, a drive copy feature for duplicating your original drive and an easy step-by step installation guide. Maxtor raises the bar yet again on desktop hard drive performance!

 

[ICR5]

Originally posted by: realdeals
Good price on Maxtor 250GB L01R250 16MB Buffer Ultra ATA/133 - Retail Hard Drive Kit. No Rebate!! $129.99 + shipping


Maxtor

Specs

Capacity: 250GB
Seek Time: <9.0ms
7200RPM
16MB Buffer
Parallel ATA (PATA) Interface
Up to 133MB/sec Data Transfer Rate
1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty

None Provided.Get ultra performance and capacity with the Maxtor Ultra16 PATA 250GB hard drive. Featuring 16MB Cache buffer and and data transfer rates up to 133MB/sec. Designed for power users, video editors and multi-media PC users who need the ultimate in performance. The hard drive kit also includes Maxtor's popular MaxBlastTM drive utilities for intelligent formatting and partitioning, a drive copy feature for duplicating your original drive and an easy step-by step installation guide. Maxtor raises the bar yet again on desktop hard drive performance!

Good deal,. although Costco has them for $134.99 in stock no shipping needed.

 

[realdeals]

Thanks ICR5!! I'll probably swing by after work to check it out. It is the 16mb version that you talking about, right?

 

[chiragp]

Are these the ones with NCQ ? Thanks!

 

[Idleuser]

Originally posted by: chiragp
Are these the ones with NCQ ? Thanks!

I don't think PATA are capable of Native command queuing. and they are use exclusively for SATA and Scsi drives.

 

[mrrman]

Would I still need to use an ATA card for this drive on a new mobo or does the bios already support this. I am thinking of picking up the 3100 sempron combo thats posted on Hot Deals to for $159. Thanks

http://shop4.outpost.com/product/4222004

 

[Odeen]

Most mobos made in the last few years already have 48-bit LBA support built into the BIOS. Be sure to use XP SP1 or later, though.

 

[lookin4dlz]

Can you please update the title to state it's PATA?

 

[TimothyX]

thanks for the heads up.