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Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 60GB
EIDE, Ultra ATA/133, 7200 RPM - MPN: 6L060J3
Rated 
out of 4 reviews
Description: The Maxtor DiamondMax D740X hard disk drive is designed to meet the need for performance. With 40GB per platter at industry-standard capacity points, the D740X confirms Maxtor's leadership in drive technology. The D740X drive uses optimized, electrical and mechanical designs... read more
The Maxtor DiamondMax D740X hard disk drive is designed to meet the need for performance. With 40GB per platter at industry-standard capacity points, the D740X confirms Maxtor's leadership in drive technology. The D740X drive uses optimized, electrical and mechanical designs to achieve leading capacity points, quality, reliability, and acoustics at competitive prices. In summary, the D740X is the best choice for commercial and consumer needs.
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User Reviews
What other users are saying
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"Good choice" Posted Nov 26, 2006 by precious62
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"I've used this drive successfully as a second drive on a Win95 setu..." Posted Jun 10, 2002 by brianwc -
"I have it with an ATA 133 motherboard and have found it to be excel..." Posted Mar 16, 2002 by Nickster
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"I have a ATA100 motherboard, and since this is a ATA133 hard drive,..." Posted Mar 10, 2002 by RadiationMan2k
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