Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 20 GB notebook hard drive spinning at 4,200 RPM with a 2 MB buffer in a 9 mm 2.5-inch form factor
This 20 GB IBM drive fits 2.5-inch notebook bays with a 9 mm height. It spins at 4200 rpm and includes a 2 MB buffer. The unit measures 3.94 length by 2.76 width by 0.3 height and weighs 1.1. It suits owners replacing a failed drive in compatible legacy laptops.
Buyers who need more storage or faster access times should consider other options. This model does not meet modern capacity or speed requirements. Thermals, noise and power draw in normal use are consistent with a 4200 rpm notebook-class mechanism.
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| Brand name | IBM |
Fit the 9 mm high 2.5 inch drive into the notebook bay, secure it with the correct screws, then attach the IDE connector; the step often missed is forgetting to set the master or slave jumper on the drive before closing the case.
No routine maintenance is required; the drive will eventually need replacement when mechanical wear causes read errors or the 2 MB buffer can no longer mask latency, at which point a new 2.5 inch IDE drive must be sourced.
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