MAXTOR DiamondMax Plus 8 Internal Hard Drive 40 GB ATA/133 HDD TESTED WIPED-ND32
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MAXTOR DiamondMax Plus 8 Internal Hard Drive 40 GB ATA/133 HDD TESTED WIPED-ND32

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Category
Internal Hard Drive
Type
ATA 133

About this product

The Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 8 is a 3.5-inch internal desktop hard drive, released in 2005. It offers a modest 40 GB of storage capacity, operating at a rotation speed of 7200 RPM. This HDD uses an IDE interface with ATA/133, making it suitable for older PC systems. It includes a 2 MB cache for basic performance enhancement. Manufactured in Singapore, it comes in a silver finish and is tested and wiped for immediate use.

Our take

If you're looking to maintain or repair a vintage PC from the mid-2000s, this Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 8 drive could be a viable option. The 40 GB capacity is definitely small by modern standards, but it's period-appropriate for older operating systems and applications. The 7200 RPM spin speed is decent for its era, offering reasonable data access times over the ATA/133 IDE interface. The 2 MB cache is quite limited, which might impact performance in more demanding scenarios, but for basic system needs, it should get the job done.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • 7200 RPM rotation speed
  • ATA/133 interface
  • Suitable for older PCs
  • Tested and wiped

Cons

  • Small 40 GB storage capacity
  • Limited 2 MB cache
  • Older IDE interface
  • Vintage 2005 model

Specifications

  • Compatible With PC
  • Color Silver
  • Rotation Speed 7200 RPM
  • Brand Maxtor
  • Form Factor 3.5 in
  • Type Internal Desktop Drive
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Unit Type
Unit
YEAR
2005
Drive Type(s) Supported
HDD
Model
DiamondMax Plus 8
Storage Format
HDD Only
Storage Capacity
40 GB
Country of Origin
Singapore
Interface
IDE
Product Line
DiamondMax
Cache
2 MB

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