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ST3600N Seagate 525MB 4.5K RPM Fast SCSI 240KB Cache 50-Pin 3.5-inch Hard Drive

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ST3600N

Name: ST3600N Seagate 525MB 4.5K RPM Fast SCSI 240KB Cache 50-Pin 3.5-inch Hard Drive
Brand: Seagate
SKU: ST3600N
Price: 184.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (108 reviews)

Weight: 1.76 lbs

Condition: Refurbished

525MB storage capacity with Fast SCSI interface
4,500 RPM spindle speed for legacy system compatibility
240KB cache supports basic read/write operations
3.5-inch form factor with 50-pin connector

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$184.00

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Product Overview
The Seagate ST3600N 525MB Fast SCSI hard drive is built for legacy system support, featuring a 4,500 RPM spindle speed, 240KB cache, and a 50-pin interface within a 3.5-inch form factor. It's well-suited for vintage hardware maintenance, archival storage, and compatibility-focused industrial use cases.

General Information
Brand	Seagate
Part Number	ST3600N

Technical Information
Form Factor	3.5-inch
Cache	240KB
Spindle Speed	4500 RPM

Interfaces/Ports
Interface	SCSI

Physical Characteristics
Condition	Refurbished
Weight	1.76

Product Description
The Seagate ST3600N is a legacy 525MB 3.5-inch hard drive featuring a Fast SCSI interface and 50-pin connector, making it suitable for vintage computing systems and specialized industrial equipment. It offers dependable performance for systems requiring low-capacity, high-compatibility storage solutions. Key Features 525MB capacity for archival or legacy systems Fast SCSI interface with 50-pin connector 4,500 RPM spindle speed 240KB onboard cache for basic buffering 3.5-inch form factor fits standard desktop bays This drive is ideal for maintaining or restoring older computing systems, offering reliable functionality where modern drives may not be compatible. It's commonly used in legacy environments and embedded applications.