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Product Overview |
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The ST1401N Seagate hard drive offers 338MB of storage with a 4400 RPM spindle speed and a 50-pin SCSI interface. It fits into older systems needing a dependable and moderately fast internal drive, making it a straightforward choice for legacy hardware setups. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Seagate |
| Part Number | ST1401N |
Technical Information |
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| Form Factor | 3.5-inch |
| Disk Format | HDD |
| Cache | 64KB |
| Spindle Speed | 4400 RPM |
| Hot Pluggable | No |
| Hot Swappable | No |
| Hybrid Drive | No |
Interfaces/Ports |
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| Interface | SCSI-2 |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Condition | Refurbished |
| Weight | 1.76 |
Product Description |
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The ST1401N is a 3.5-inch internal hard drive designed for reliable data storage and efficient performance. It’s commonly found in older desktop systems and servers that require a fast SCSI connection. Built for users who need stable and consistent data access, this drive suits environments where legacy hardware is still in use or where specific compatibility with SCSI interfaces is necessary. Key Features
This hard drive is typically deployed in legacy computing setups, industrial equipment, or archival systems. It plays a key role in maintaining data reliability in environments where newer storage options aren't compatible or required. |
Use Cases |
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The ST1401N Seagate hard drive is suited for environments maintaining legacy systems that require reliable, moderate-capacity storage with SCSI connectivity. It is particularly beneficial for IT operations managing older server hardware or specialized industrial equipment where modern interfaces are not supported. How It's Used:
This drive supports operational continuity where system upgrades are impractical, enabling consistent data access and system stability. It provides a practical solution for sustaining performance in legacy setups without compromising existing infrastructure investments. |