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Western Digital WD1600BB-22RDA0 160GB IDE 3.5" HDD

WD1600BB-22RDA0, DCM HSBANT2CA, Western Digital 160GB IDE 3.5 Hard DriveThe WD1600BB-22RDA0 is a Western Digital 160GB IDE 3.5" Hard Drive. HDD #1 Specs: SN: WMANM6613693, Model: WD1600BB-22RDA0, Date: 12 OCT 2006DCM: HSBANT2CA, Product of: Malaysia, PCB Sticker: 2061-701292-B00, ADPWB: 2060-7012...

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WD1600BB-22RDA0, DCM HSBANT2CA, Western Digital 160GB IDE 3.5 Hard Drive

The WD1600BB-22RDA0 is a Western Digital 160GB IDE 3.5" Hard Drive. HDD #1 Specs: SN: WMANM6613693, Model: WD1600BB-22RDA0, Date: 12 OCT 2006DCM: HSBANT2CA, Product of: Malaysia, PCB Sticker: 2061-701292-B00, ADPWB: 2060-701292-002 REV A.ROM F/W version......................... : 2028MPreamp vendor........................... : 0x0000Preamp revision......................... : 0x0004.

Specifications:

  • SN: WMANM6613693
  • Model: WD1600BB-22RDA0
  • Date: 12 OCT 2006
  • DCM: HSBANT2CA
  • Product of: Malaysia
  • PCB Sticker: 2061-701292-B00
  • ADPWB: 2060-701292-002 REV A
  • ROM F/W version: 2028M
  • Preamp vendor: 0x0000
  • Preamp revision: 0x0004

Key Features

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Firmware Transfer Service Available

30-Day Money Back Guarantee

30-Day Tech Support

Specifications

Brand
Western Digital
Model
WD1600BB-22RDA0
Capacity
160GB
Interface
IDE
Form Factor
3.5"

Frequently Asked Questions

The Western Digital WD1600BB-22RDA0 hard drive offers a storage capacity of 160GB.
This hard drive uses an IDE interface, which is compatible with older computer systems.
It is a 3.5" HDD, which is a common size for desktop computer hard drives.
Yes, it includes a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee and 30-Day Tech Support.
Given its IDE interface and 160GB capacity, this hard drive is best suited for older systems or specific legacy applications rather than modern computer builds.