Maxtor DiamondMax +10 160GB £32.90 delivered!

Dealmad

http://www.tekheads.co.uk/s/product?product=605845

Great price , £32.90 delivered!

Please make sure your PC can take an SATA hard drive before ordering.






Features:

Serial ATA/150 interface

Native command queuing for enhanced efficiency

Quiet Drive Technology for acoustics-sensitive applications

Whisper-quiet fluid dynamic bearing motors

Maxtor Shock Protection and Data Protection Systems for greater reliability


Specification:

Formatted capacity: 160GB

Average seek time: <9.0

Rotational speed: 7200 RPM

8MB cache buffers

SATA/150 Interface

Native Command Queuing

Fluid Dynamic Bearings

Maxtor Shock Protection System

Maxtor Data Protection System

Dealmad

1 Left be quick!!!

Hopefully they will have more in stock in the morning so if this does sell out then i advice to check out later on in the day.

etting

how do i know if it can take sata?..

its a dell btw

Dealmad

How recent is your PC? , most new PC take SATA , also you can check in your manual....

Also check the picture the bottom one is the SATA cable


http://images.pcworld.com/howto/graphics/115629-2206P164_1B.jpg


Info on

http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article/0,aid,115629,00.asp

Sarah7

I think as this was a Lucky Dip item, when it's gone, it's gone!

Availability: Discontinued

Dealmad

Be quick it says 1 in stock now!!!

phanco

Dealmad wrote:

Be quick it says 1 in stock now!!!

yea - but you cannot add it into a basket - says it has done it but basket remains empty !!

Dealmad

Sorry about that , i am sure though they may have some more a bit later on as it did sell out earlier yesterday and then more came back in stock.

hir0

Just a quick warning. I've been through three of these drives in the last year; one blew a chip, and two developed physical disk errors. I *think* it might've been down to poor cooling in my old case, which I've since changed to a Thermaltake Tenor. I'm putting the RMAd drives back in the new box with some temporary data (downloads and stuff) on to see how these ones last.

Maxtor *are* very good with their RMAs and will send out a new drive within a week, giving you 30 days to return the old drive in the same box.

BombJack

Personally, I rate Maxtor stuff. I have a One Touch 2 300 gb external drive, and the only problem I had with that was when I inadvertently pulled out the power cord while it was still on. Other than that it's been class...

codetown

hir0 wrote:

Just a quick warning. I've been through three of these drives in the last year; one blew a chip, and two developed physical disk errors. I *think* it might've been down to poor cooling in my old case, which I've since changed to a Thermaltake Tenor. I'm putting the RMAd drives back in the new box with some temporary data (downloads and stuff) on to see how these ones last.

Maxtor *are* very good with their RMAs and will send out a new drive within a week, giving you 30 days to return the old drive in the same box.

To be honest I had a very bad experience with Maxtor.
Brand new 300 GB HD failed within days of being bought. I had to send it off to their center in Ireland at my own expense (ireland costs as mainland Europe, NOT as UK). And they were extremly picky on the instructions. I lost 3 hours just to run their own HD check program, find the fault number, inert it, get an RMA, then pack the HD with their very difficult instructions etc.
The sending alone cost 10 pounds, which was 15% of the value of the HD. Yes, they replaced it, but certainly I was not happy with this whole waste of time and extra expenses, which I find totally unfair (if the drive fails why should the customer pay to send it back and not even with a UK postal tariff!!!).

Since then I will not touch Maxtor anymore.