
Dell
Dell 2W647 20GB IDE Hard Drive 7200 RPM Renewed
Renewed Dell 2W647 20GB IDE hard drive at 7200 RPM — a reliable replacement for legacy systems that still depend on ATA storage.
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Overview
Key Features
Dell
2W647
Internal ATA / IDE
7200 RPM
20GB
Specifications
Capacity
20GB
Spindle Speed
7200 RPM
Interface
IDE/ATA-100
Form Factor
3.5 Inch
Condition
Renewed
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View on Amazon →Frequently Asked Questions
What systems is this hard drive compatible with?
The Dell 2W647 uses a 3.5-inch IDE/ATA-100 interface, making it compatible with older desktops, workstations, and industrial equipment that use parallel ATA connections. It is not compatible with modern SATA systems without an adapter.
Why would I buy a 20GB hard drive in today's market?
This drive is intended for maintaining or repairing legacy systems where an exact or compatible replacement is needed. Many older industrial machines, embedded systems, and vintage computers require IDE drives to remain functional.
What does "renewed" mean for a hard drive?
A renewed hard drive has been professionally tested and verified to be in working condition. However, as a mechanical device with prior use, its remaining lifespan is less predictable than a new drive, so backing up important data is strongly recommended.
Does this drive need any special cables or adapters?
It uses a standard 40-pin IDE ribbon cable and a 4-pin Molex power connector, which are standard in systems that support IDE drives. These cables are typically already present in compatible systems.