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Maxtor 91000D8 DiamondMax Plus 2500 10 GB Ultra-ATA Hard Disk Drive Maxtor 91000D8 DiamondMax Plus 2500 10 GB Ultra-ATA Hard Disk Drive by Robert Bruce Thompson Thompson and I are doing a book for O'Reilly &; Associates on 'good enough hardware.' Thompson is the author of several O'Reilly books. I have never seen a bad O'Reilly book, which is interesting. Previous reports by Thompson: • • • • • • • • Maxtor 91000D8 DiamondMax Plus 2500 10 GB Ultra-ATA Hard Disk Drive February 15, 1999 [Note: an extended version of this report, including detailed product specifications, additional benchmarks, and related reports, is available at. Driver Usb Motorola Defy Mini Xt321. ] • • • • •. Bhagat Singh Biography Pdf In Telugu. Product Maxtor 91000D8 DiamondMax Plus 2500 S/N Y802SFXA Source Evaluation unit supplied by Date Reviewed 11 February 1999 Reviewed By Street Price $239 (as of 990211) Overall Grade: A+ Big, fast, cheap, quiet, and reliable.

There's not much more you can ask from a disk drive. The Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 2500 10 GB, 9.5 ms, 7200 RPM disk drive is the fastest ATA drive we have ever tested.

Its combination of large size, high speed, and low cost makes it the ideal drive for a stand-alone PC or network client, and a more than acceptable choice for small servers. This is a quiet drive, which is particularly surprising given its 7,200 RPM rotation speed. Ordinarily, drives with high rotation speeds produce an audible high-pitched whine even when running at idle. Even with the cover off the case, however, this drive makes no more noise than typical 5,400 RPM drives.

Maxtor rates it at 37 DBa average at idle, which subjectively appears to be true. Even seeks, although they are audible, produce no more than the subdued clatter typical of slower drives. Although it has been reported elsewhere that this drive runs hot, we found no evidence of this during extensive testing. After running for more than a week in an internal 3.5' drive bay without a drive cooler, this drive was barely warm to the touch. Using other evaluation units of the same model yielded the same results.

We can only conclude that reports of this drive running hot were based on a defective sample. The evaluation Maxtor drives arrived in OEM packaging, multiple drives in a plain cardboard box with styrofoam separators. Maxtor did, however, include all components that ship with the retail package, including (a) a MaxBlast Plus Hard Drive Installation Utility diskette, (b) an IDE interface cable, (c) two 5.25' mounting brackets, (d) a package of mounting screws, and (e) an 11X17' folded installation guide. The installation guide illustrates jumper settings, describes how to install and configure the drive, and provides basic troubleshooting advice. We judge it adequate to allow even a novice to install and configure the drive successfully. One minor quibble: although the geometry is labeled on the drive cover plate, jumper settings could be identified better. The only mention of jumper settings on the cover plate tells you to jumper J50 on for Master or off for Slave.