Seagate ST19171WC 9.1GB 80-pin SCA SCSI -- $10.95 +s/h @SAS

[XeonTux]

* Seagate ST19171WC 9.1GB SCSI 7200RPM HD $10.95 or 10Pk $99.95

Not too fast but I can think of some uses. Too bad the 80->68 or 80->50 pin adapters double the price of the drive. :/


<a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.surpluscomputers.com">Also have others:
* Seagate ST19171WC 9.1GB SCSI 7200RPM HD $10.95 or 10Pk $99.95
* Seagate ST118273LC 18.2GB SCA 7200RPM SCSI HD $29.95
* Seagate ST423451W 23GB SCSI HD $19.95 or 4Pk $89.95 68-pin 5.25" FH
* Seagate ST150176LC 50.1GB SCA SCSI HD $89.95</a>

(that 4pk of 23GB doesn't seem to be a good price break)


PS if someone sees something that interests them in my FS/FT thread I might be able to pick a couple of these up...or better yet some cheap 68-pin or 50-pin drives if I can find them.

 

[helpme]

I would so buy a 10pK of the 9.1GBs... But damn SCA...

 

[TechDreamer]

I bought one of the 9GB drives awhile back. The drive looked brand new and it is working great. You don't need any adapters when installing into old Unix machines. This was a perfect upgrade for my Sun Ultra 1 Workstation. I've ordered from these guys about three times now and everything went great.

 

[Sahakiel]

Hm... time to look into investing in scsi towers...




Either that, or find a way to install a backplane into my tower...

 

[willyrick]

Now even better :

* Seagate ST423451W 23GB SCSI HD $19.95 or 4Pk $89.95 68-pin 5.25" FH

NOW ON SALE FOR $79.95 !!!:Q:Q:Q

92gb for $79.95.....

 

[rutchtkim]

Originally posted by: willyrick
Now even better :

* Seagate ST423451W 23GB SCSI HD $19.95 or 4Pk $89.95 68-pin 5.25" FH

NOW ON SALE FOR $79.95 !!!:Q:Q:Q

92gb for $79.95.....

awesome price

 

[XeonTux]

yes but DO note those 23GB 68-pin are 5.25 FH... IOW 2 CD-ROM bays

I have a 9GB Atlas V u/160 on order from elsewhere. Got the last one for less than the cheapest drive on this list!

 

[Delbert]

I picked up a couple of these $10 drives when I ordered my 15K RPM drives a couple months ago. The PCB on the bottm next to the SCA connecter sticks out too far and interferes with some capacitors on my backplane. The 15K RPM drives I got rock though.

 

[Jugernot]

Originally posted by: willyrick
Now even better :

* Seagate ST423451W 23GB SCSI HD $19.95 or 4Pk $89.95 68-pin 5.25" FH

NOW ON SALE FOR $79.95 !!!:Q:Q:Q

92gb for $79.95.....

Yes.... but, I'm holding on of those drives in my hands right now at work. It's a MONSTER! It's a 5.25" drive that is full height... so it takes up two full 5.25" bays. AT LEAST 10lbs.

 

[GTFan]

LOL yeah this is a great price, I'm in the process of upgrading 50 Ultra2's to newer Sun servers right now, I think we paid like $17k each for the Ultras back in the day. Guess I won't be needing to get any of these . The HD's alone were like $500 or so new, course this was 5 years ago. Killer deal for old Unix boxen w/80-pin SCSI, note that they claim that most all of these are brand new.

 

[bond007taz]

what a great deal! these would be perfect for someone that already uses 9.1 SCA drives and needs some spares...

thanks!

 

[Bv3]

It seems risky to me. These guys have a pretty low rating. Has anyone bought from them before?

 

[mawg]

Thanks, just ordered a pair to upgrade my Ultra 30 at home. This has gotta be dirt cheap.

mawg

 

[Tung]

HOT!

 

[djkball]

i have a dell poweredge 1400 series server that has a 9.1 gig drive in it allready . Might anyone here know how many of these drives that are on sale could fit in my machine ?