Compaq 320 specifications Technical Specifications

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Ultra ATA Hard Drives9

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QUICKSPECS

Compaq Prosignia

Desktop 320

Configured to Order

 

 

 

 

Technical Specifications

18 GB2

Capacity

18000.0 MB

Seek Time (typical reads, including settling)

 

Height

1 in/25.4 mm

Single Track

1.7 ms

 

Width

3.5 in/88.9 mm

Average

8.5 ms

 

Interface

Ultra ATA

Full-Stroke

15.0 ms

 

Transfer Rate

 

Physical Configuration

 

 

Media

139 to 224 MB/s

Cylinders

15,011

 

Interface

66.6 MB/s

Data Heads

10

 

 

 

Sectors per Track

214 to 312

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13.5 GB2

Capacity

13500.0 MB

 

Height

1 in/25.4 mm

 

Width

3.5 in/88.9 mm

 

Interface

Ultra ATA

 

Transfer Rate

 

 

Media

139 to 224 MB/s

 

Interface

16.6 MB/s

Seek Time (typical reads, including settling)

Single Track

1.7 ms

Average

8.5 ms

Full-Stroke

15.0 ms

Physical Configuration

 

Cylinders

15,011

Data Heads

6

Sectors per Track

214 to 312

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9.1 GB2

Capacity

9100.0 MB

 

Height

1 in/25.4 mm

 

Width

3.5 in/88.9 mm

 

Interface

Ultra ATA

 

Transfer Rate

 

 

Media

139 to 224 MB/s

 

Interface

16.6 MB/s

Seek Time (typical reads, including settling)

Single Track

1.7 ms

Average

8.5 ms

Full-Stroke

15.0 ms

Physical Configuration

 

Cylinders

15,011

Data Heads

4

Sectors per Track

214 to 312

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Contents A G L a N C E OverviewStandard Features Power Supply Online ServicesService and Support CommunicationConfigurable Components Options Compaq Prosignia Desktop MemoryStorage Quantity Position Controller Supported Removable MediaHard Drives Technical Specification Technical Specifications Dimensions Interface Access Times typical32X Max 3 CD-ROM Drive IDE Disk52X TrueX 4 CD-ROM Drive IDE CD-DA, CD-RWCD-DA DVD-ROM Gen3 5 6X/32X Drive Read/Write Capacity Media Size LED IndicatorsSectors/Track Tracks/SideSTB/nVidia TNTv 3D AGP Resolution MaximumSTB/nVidia TNT 3D AGP Diamon/ nVidia TNT-2Volume Stops InstallationPower Source Maximum Output Power sat/subError Correction ConnectorsCommand Set ConnectorCompaq Fast Ethernet NIC NC3121 10/100 PCI Power requirements6KB Communication processor
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