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Seagate ST318417N 18.4GB 7200RPM SCSI Hard Drive
The Seagate ST318417N delivers dependable 18.4GB SCSI storage at 7200RPM for legacy systems that still rely on 50-pin SCSI interfaces.
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Overview
Reliable Storage for Your Legacy Systems
Introducing the Seagate ST318417N Hard Drive, a dependable storage solution for systems requiring SCSI interface. With its 18.4GB capacity and 7200RPM speed, this hard drive provides reliable performance for a variety of applications.
- Brand: Seagate
- Model: ST318417N
- Capacity: 18.4GB
- Interface: SCSI-3 (50-Pin)
- Speed: 7200RPM
- Form Factor: 3.5in
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What type of SCSI connector does the ST318417N use?
The ST318417N uses a 50-pin SCSI-3 (Narrow SCSI) interface. You will need a SCSI controller card with a 50-pin connector or an appropriate adapter to use this drive.
Is this drive compatible with modern computers?
Not directly. Modern systems do not include SCSI controllers. This drive is designed for legacy systems, servers, and industrial equipment that have 50-pin SCSI interfaces built in or installed via add-in cards.
What is the typical use case for an 18.4GB SCSI drive today?
These drives are primarily used as replacements in legacy servers, industrial automation systems, medical equipment, and vintage computing setups that require the original SCSI interface and cannot be upgraded to modern storage.
Does the ST318417N require special termination?
As with all SCSI devices, proper bus termination is required. If this drive is the last device on the SCSI chain, you will need to enable termination on the drive or use an external terminator on the cable.
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