The Seagate ST150176LC dates from about 5 years back. it runs at approx. 
7,000rpm and has a 1MB cache.

Current-model 36GB and 73GB 68-pin U320 Seagate drives (ST336607LW and 
ST373307LW, respectively) go for pretty reasonable prices on eBay, even 
new ones with most of the 5-yr warranty remaining. These are 10,000rpm 
drives with 8MB cache.

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Alan


On 11/27/04 08:58 am Don{ald} O. Woodall tossed the following 
ingredients into the ever-growing pot of cybersoup:

>  >> >I just got a 36GB, 68 pin, 160 MB 10K Quantum from
Surplus Computers for
>  >> >$80 delivered -- not hooked up yet but it is described as new.

>  >>      Let me know how you like it and where to buy one after
>  >> you get it hooked up.

>  >I just checked it out on their website.  Does not look bad at all.  I
>  >have not gone in to get detailed specs on the drive, but the price is
>  >definitely  reasonable.  It is an Ultra160 interface, too.
> 
>  >http://www.softwareandstuff.com/h_str_quantum36gb68.html

> The Second Question !
> 
>      I just went to buy the above drive at $69.99 plus $8.xx
> shipping.
> 
>      THEN I noticed that they have a larger Seagate drive for even less!!!
> 
>      Does anyone have any experience with the Seagate ST150176LC ? 50.1GB
> SCA/80 pin HD $39.99



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