Here are all of the models currently in the database for this manufacturer. Models are sorted into sections by platter density.
Some tips:
All displayed data capacities follow the storage industry's standardized "1 megabyte = 1,000,000 bytes" rule.
All capacity values are rounded: "40GB" and "1.33TB" may actually be 42,646.25[...]MB and 1333.5666[...]GB. Only the manufacturer knows the exact capacity per platter.
The total capacity of each individual model is shown beside each model number.
A platter-head ratio is shown next to the total capacity tag in brackets. It works very simply: a (3/6) ratio indicates three disks and six read/write heads. Models that "waste" a substantial amount of their actual total capacity in order to fit into certain capacity brackets (such as a 320GB unit based on one 500GB platter and two heads) are marked accordingly as [short-stroked].
Miscellaneous details of possible interest are mentioned at my discretion.
Maxtor drives went out of production before 2007, but as I like the idea of this site being about HDD history along with about platter capacity, this Maxtor page exists.
Maxtors of the DiamondMax 20~23 sequence are actually Seagate designs, and can be found on the Seagate 3.5" page.
This page was last updated on 2023/05/17.
107MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 107MB of data apiece.)
7000 (3551RPM, 64KB cache, ATA interface)
7213AI 213MB (2/4)
7213AT 213MB (2/4)
123MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 123MB of data apiece.)
7000 (3551RPM, 64KB cache, ATA interface)
7245AI 246MB (2/4)
7245AT 246MB (2/4)
131MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 131MB of data apiece.)
7000 (3551RPM, 64KB cache, ATA interface)
7131AT 131MB (1/2)
145MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 145MB of data apiece.)
7000 (3551RPM, 64KB cache, ATA interface)
7290AT 290MB (2/4)
172MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 172MB of data apiece.)
7000 (3551RPM, 64KB cache, ATA interface)
7171AT 172MB (1/2)
7345AT 345MB (2/4)
270-274MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 270 or 274MB of data apiece.)
7000 (4500RPM, 256KB cache, ATA interface)
7273AT 274MB (1/2)
7546AT 547MB (2/4)
7000 (3551RPM, 32KB cache, ATA interface)
7135AV 135MB (1/1)
7270AV 270MB (1/2)
7405AV 405MB (2/3)
7540AV 540MB (2/4)
280MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 280MB of data apiece.)
7000 (3551RPM, 32KB cache, ATA interface)
7420AV 420MB (2/3)
420MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 420MB of data apiece.)
7000 (4500RPM, 256KB cache, ATA interface)
71050AT 1.05GB (3/5)
71260AT 1.26GB (3/6)
427MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 427MB of data apiece.)
7000 (3551RPM, 32KB cache, ATA interface)
7425AV 427MB (1/2)
7850AV 854MB (2/4)
543MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 543MB of data apiece.)
7000 (4480RPM, 64KB cache, ATA interface)
7541A 543MB (1/2)
7541AP 543MB (1/2)
71084A 1.09GB (2/4)
71084AP 1.09GB (2/4)
71260A 1.26GB (3/5 [short-stroked])
71260AP 1.26GB (3/5 [short-stroked])
71626A 1.63GB (3/6)
71626AP 1.63GB (3/6)
Note: "P" suffix indicates doubled cache memory.
668MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 668MB of data apiece.)
7000 (4480RPM, 64KB cache, ATA interface)
71000A 1.00GB (2/3)*
71336A 1.34GB (2/4)
71336AP 1.34GB (2/4)
71670A 1.67GB (3/5)
71670AP 1.67GB (3/5)
72004A 2.00GB (3/6)
72004AP 2.00GB (3/6)
*Note: The specs for this relatively rare model are guesses based on lid design and manufacture date, which put it in a similar timeframe as the other 668MB/disk models. The usually-reliable TULARC is missing most details other than the basics.
Note: "P" suffix indicates doubled cache memory.
675MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 675MB of data apiece.)
7000 (4480RPM, 128KB cache, ATA interface)
71687AP 1.69GB (3/5)
72025AP 2.03GB (3/6)
72700AP 2.70GB (4/8)
Note: As far as I know, these late-1996 models introduced the basic chassis design that Maxtor would employ (with incremental changes) for many years after across most products. In particular, the lid would remain consistent up to 2004's DiamondMax 10, though the label by then had stretched to cover the entire face than just half.
875MB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 875MB of data apiece.)
CrystalMax (4480RPM, 128KB cache, ATA interface)
81750A4 1.75GB (2/4)
82187A5 2.19GB (3/5)
82625A6 2.63GB (3/6)
83062A7 3.06GB (4/7)
83500A8 3.50GB (4/8)
1.08-1.33GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 1.08, 1.28, or 1.33GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax 1280 (5400RPM, 256KB cache, ATA interface)
81280A2 1.28GB (1/2)
82559A4 2.56GB (2/4)
82560A4 2.56GB (2/4)
83840A6 3.84GB (3/6)
84000A6 4.00GB (3/6)*
85120A8 5.12GB (4/8)
*Note: These appear to be using slightly higher areal density compared to the other models, which top out at 1.28GB per disk.
DiamondMax? (5400RPM?, 256KB cache?, ATA interface)
84200A8 4.22GB (4/8 [short-stroked?])*
*Note: Not-publicly-documented model used in some IBM PCs; the design of the PCB differs from other models in this section. The platter density is unconfirmed, though the model number would like you to believe (with the "8" at the end) that there are eight heads inside.
CrystalMax 1080 (4480RPM, 256KB cache, ATA interface)
81081A2 1.08GB (1/2)
81620A3 1.62GB (2/3)
82100A4 2.10GB (2/4)
82160A4 2.16GB (2/4)
82580A5 2.58GB (3/5 [short-stroked])
83201A6 3.20GB (3/6)
84320A8 4.32GB (4/8)
1.75GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 1.75GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax 1750 (5200RPM, 256KB cache, ATA interface)
85250A6 5.25GB (3/6)
87000A8 7.00GB (4/8)
DiamondMax 1750 (5200RPM, 256KB cache, ATA-33 interface)
81750D2 1.75GB (1/2)
82560D3 2.56GB (2/3 [short-stroked])
83240D4 3.24GB (2/4 [short-stroked])
83500D4 3.50GB (2/4)
84320D5 4.32GB (3/5)
85250D6 5.25GB (3/6)
86480D8 6.48GB (4/8 [short-stroked])
87000D8 7.00GB (4/8)
2.16GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 2.16GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax 2160 (5200RPM, 256KB cache, ATA-33 interface)
82160D2 2.16GB (1/2)
83240D3 3.24GB (2/3)
84320D4 4.32GB (2/4)
86448D6 6.45GB (3/6)
86480D6 6.48GB (3/6)
88400D8 8.40GB (4/8 [short-stroked])
88455D8 8.46GB (4/8 [short-stroked])
DiamondMax? (5200RPM?, 256KB cache?, ATA-33 interface)
83249D3 3.24GB (2/3)*
*Note: Not-publicly-documented model used in some Compaq PCs; the design of the PCB differs from other models with this platter capacity.
2.5GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 2.5GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax Plus 2500 (7200RPM, 512KB cache, ATA-33 interface)
90750D6 7.5GB (3/6)
91000D8 10.0GB (4/8)
2.9GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 2.9GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax 2880 (5400RPM, 256KB cache, ATA-33 interface)
90288D2 2.9GB (1/2)
90432D3 4.3GB (2/3)
90510D4 5.1GB (2/4 [short-stroked])
90576D4 5.8GB (2/4)
90648D5 6.5GB (3/5 [short-stroked])
90840D6 8.4GB (3/6 [short-stroked])
91008D7 10.1GB (4/7)
91152D8 11.5GB (4/8)
3.4GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 3.4GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax 3400 (5400RPM, 256KB cache, ATA-33 interface)
90250D2 2.6GB (1/2 [short-stroked])
90320D2 3.2GB (1/2 [short-stroked])
90340D2 3.4GB (1/2)
90510D3 5.1GB (2/3)
90640D4 6.4GB (2/4 [short-stroked])
90680D4 6.8GB (2/4)
91020D6 10.2GB (3/6)
91190D7 11.9GB (4/7)
91360D8 13.6GB (4/8)
4.3GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 4.3GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax 4320 (5400RPM, ATA-33 interface)
90422D2 4.2GB (256KB cache) (1/2 [short-stroked])
90432D2 4.3GB (256KB cache) (1/2)
90430D2 4.3GB (512KB cache) (1/2)
90648D3 6.5GB (256KB cache) (2/3)
90845D4 8.5GB (256KB cache) (2/4 [short-stroked])
91080D5 10.8GB (512KB cache) (3/5)
91303D6 13.0GB (512KB cache) (3/6)
91512D7 15.1GB (512KB cache) (4/7)
91728D8 17.3GB (512KB cache) (4/8)
5.1GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 5.1GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax Plus 5120 (7200RPM, 512KB cache, ATA-33 interface)
91024D4 10.2GB (2/4)
92048D8 20.5GB (4/8)
DiamondMax Plus 5120 (7200RPM, 512KB cache, ATA-66 interface)
91024U4 10.2GB (2/4)
92048U8 20.5GB (4/8)
6.8GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 6.8GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax Plus 6800 (7200RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-66 interface)
91024U3 10.2GB (2/3)
91366U4 13.7GB (2/4)
92049U6 20.5GB (3/6)
92732U8 27.3GB (4/8)
DiamondMax 6800 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-66 interface)
90650U2 6.5GB (1/2 [short-stroked])
90845U3 8.5GB (2/3 [short-stroked])
91020U3 10.2GB (2/3)
91360U4 13.7GB (2/4)
91700U5 17.1GB (3/5)
92040U6 20.5GB (3/6)
92720U8 27.3GB (4/8)
8.7-9.1GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 8.7 or 9.1GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax 36 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-66 interface)
91369U3 13.7GB (2/3)
91826U4 18.3GB (2/4)
92739U6 27.4GB (3/6)
93652U8 36.5GB (4/8)
DiamondMax VL 17 (5400RPM, 512KB cache, ATA-66 interface)
90431U1 4.3GB (1/1)
90871U2 8.7GB (1/2)
91301U3 13.1GB (2/3)
91741U4 17.4GB (2/4)
10.2GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 10.2GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax Plus 40 (7200RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
51024H2 10.2GB (1/2)
51536H3 15.4GB (2/3)
52049H4 20.5GB (2/4)
53073H6 30.7GB (3/6)
54098H8 41.0GB (4/8)
DiamondMax 40 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-66 interface)
91024U2 10.2GB (1/2)
91536U3 15.4GB (2/3)
92049U4 20.5GB (2/4)
93073U6 30.7GB (3/6)
94098U8 41.0GB (4/8)
DiamondMax VL 20 (5400RPM, 512KB cache, ATA-66 interface)
90651U2 6.5GB (1/2 [short-stroked])
90841U2 8.4GB (1/2 [short-stroked])
91021U2 10.2GB (1/2)
91361U3 13.6GB (2/3 [short-stroked])
91531U3 15.4GB (2/3)
91731U4 17.3GB (2/4 [short-stroked])
92041U4 20.5GB (2/4)
93071U6 30.7GB (3/6)
94091U8 41.0GB (4/8)
15.4GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 15.4GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax Plus 45 (7200RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
51536H2 15.4GB (1/2)
52049H3 20.5GB (2/3 [short-stroked])
53073H4 30.7GB (2/4)
54098H6 41.0GB (3/6 [short-stroked])
54610H6 46.1GB (3/6)
DiamondMax 60 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
91536H2 15.4GB (1/2)
92305H3 23.1GB (2/3)
93073H4 30.7GB (2/4)
94610H6 46.1GB (3/6)
96147H8 61.5GB (4/8)
DiamondMax VL 30 (5400RPM, 512KB cache, ATA-100 interface)
30768H1 7.7GB (1/1)
31024H2 10.2GB (1/2 [short-stroked])
31536H2 15.4GB (1/2)
33073H4 30.7GB (2/4)
20.4GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 20.4GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax Plus 60 (7200RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
5T010H1 10.2GB (1/1)
5T015H2 15.0GB (1/2 [short-stroked])
5T020H2 20.4GB (1/2)
5T030H3 30.7GB (2/3)
5T040H4 41.0GB (2/4)
5T060H6 61.5GB (3/6)
DiamondMax 80 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
96147H6 61.5GB (3/6)
98196H8 82.0GB (4/8)
DiamondMax VL 40 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
31024H1 10.2GB (1/1)
31535H2 15.4GB (1/2 [short-stroked])
32049H2 20.5GB (1/2)
33073H3 30.7GB (2/3)
34098H4 41.0GB (2/4)
531DX (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
2R010H1 10.2GB (1/1)
Note: Early batches are marked as "Maxtor DM VL 15" on their labels.
541DX (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
2B008H1 8.4GB (1/1 [short-stroked])
2B010H1 10.2GB (1/1)
30-33GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 30 or 33GB of data apiece.)
536DX (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
4W030H2 30GB (1/2)
4W040H3 40GB (2/3 [short-stroked])
4W060H4 60GB (2/4)
4W080H6 80GB (3/6 [short-stroked])
4W100H6 100GB (3/6)
531DX (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
2R015H1 15GB (1/1)
Note: Early batches are marked as "Maxtor DM VL 15" (as in DiamondMax VL 15?) on their labels. Perhaps it's the name these were originally going to be marketed under.
DiamondMax D540X-4D (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
4D030H2 30GB (1/2)
541DX (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
2B015H1 15GB (1/1)
40GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 40GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax Plus D740X-6L (7200RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
6L020J1 20GB (1/1)
6L020L1 20GB (1/1)
6L040J2 40GB (1/2)
6L040L2 40GB (1/2)
6L060J3 60GB (2/3)
6L060L3 60GB (2/3)
6L080J4 80GB (2/4)
6L080L4 80GB (2/4)
Note: "Jx" suffix indicates the use of ball bearings; "Lx" suffix indicates FDBs.
Note 2: These and the D540X-4K models came out around the time of Maxtor's 2001 Quantum Corporation HDD division buyout, and are visibly a product of Quantum's engineers, not Maxtor's.
DiamondMax D540X-4G (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
4G120J6 120GB (3/6)
4G160J8 160GB (4/8)
DiamondMax D540X-4D (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
4D020H1 20GB (1/1)
4D040H2 40GB (1/2)
4D040K2 40GB (1/2)
4D060H3 60GB (2/3)
4D060K3 60GB (2/3)
4D080H4 80GB (2/4)
4D080K4 80GB (2/4)
Note: "Hx" suffix indicates the use of ball bearings; "Kx" suffix indicates FDBs.
DiamondMax D540X-4K (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
4K020H1 20GB (1/1)
4K040H2 40GB (1/2)
4K040K2 40GB (1/2)
4K060H3 60GB (2/3)
4K060K3 60GB (2/3)
4K080H4 80GB (2/4)
4K080K4 80GB (2/4)
Note: "Hx" suffix indicates the use of ball bearings; "Kx" suffix indicates FDBs.
Note 2: These are very visibly Quantum designs with the Maxtor name on.
541DX (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-100 interface)
2B020H1 20GB (1/1)
60GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 60GB of data apiece.)
MaXLine Plus II (7200RPM, 8MB cache, ATA-133 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
7Y180P0 180GB (3/6)
DiamondMax Plus 9 (7200RPM, ATA-133 interface)
6Y060L0 60GB (2MB cache) (1/2)
6Y080L0 80GB (2MB cache) (2/3 [short-stroked])
6Y080P0 80GB (8MB cache) (2/3 [short-stroked])
6Y120L0 120GB (2MB cache) (2/4)
6Y120P0 120GB (8MB cache) (2/4)
Note: Versions of the 80 and 120GB models with 80GB platters will have a "2" or "3", respectively, as the second character of their serial number.
DiamondMax Plus 9 (7200RPM, 8MB cache, SATA-150 interface)
6Y060M0 60GB (1/2)
6Y080M0 80GB (2/3 [short-stroked])
6Y120M0 120GB (2/4)
Note: Versions of the 80 and 120GB models with 80GB platters will have a "2" or "3", respectively, as the second character of their serial number.
DiamondMax 16 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
4R040L0 40GB (1/2 [short-stroked])
4R060J0 60GB (1/2)
4R060L0 60GB (1/2)
4R080J0 80GB (2/3 [short-stroked])
4R080L0 80GB (2/3 [short-stroked])
4R120L0 120GB (2/4)
Note: Versions of the 80 and 120GB models with 80GB platters will have a "2" or "3", respectively, as the second character of their serial number.
Note 2: "J0" suffix indicates the use of ball bearings; "L0" suffix indicates FDBs.
Note 3: Units carrying the same model numbers, but with "QuickView" branding, can also be found; these were intended for CE (consumer electronics) devices such as TiVos.
DiamondMax Plus 8 (7200RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
6E020L0 20GB (1/1 [short-stroked])
6E030L0 30GB (1/1)
Fireball 3 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
2F020J0 20GB (1/1 [short-stroked])
2F020L0 20GB (1/1 [short-stroked])
2F030J0 30GB (1/1)
2F030L0 30GB (1/1)
Note: "J0" suffix indicates the use of ball bearings; "L0" suffix indicates FDBs.
80-83GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 80 or 83GB of data apiece.)
MaXLine Plus II (7200RPM, 8MB cache, ATA-133 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
7Y250P0 250GB (3/6)
MaXLine Plus II (7200RPM, 8MB cache, SATA-150 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
7Y250M0 250GB (3/6)
MaXLine II (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
5A250J0 250GB (3/6)*
*Note: Units carrying the same model number, but with "QuickView" branding, can also be found; these were intended for CE (consumer electronics) devices such as TiVos.
DiamondMax Plus 9 (7200RPM, ATA-133 interface)
6Y160L0 160GB (2MB cache) (2/4)
6Y160P0 160GB (8MB cache) (2/4)
6Y200P0 200GB (8MB cache) (3/5)
6Y250P0 250GB (8MB cache) (3/6)
DiamondMax Plus 9 (7200RPM, 8MB cache, SATA-150 interface)
6Y160M0 160GB (2/4)
6Y200M0 200GB (3/5)
6Y250M0 250GB (3/6)
DiamondMax 16 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
4A160J0 160GB (2/4)
4R160L0 160GB (2/4)
4A250J0 250GB (3/6)
Note: "J0" suffix indicates the use of ball bearings; "L0" suffix indicates FDBs.
Note 2: Units carrying the same model numbers, but with "QuickView" branding, can also be found; these were intended for CE (consumer electronics) devices such as TiVos.
DiamondMax 8S (7200RPM, 2MB cache, SATA-150 interface)
6E040T0 40GB (1/1)
DiamondMax 8S (7200RPM, 2MB cache, SATA-150 interface, RoHS compliance)
6N040T0 40GB (1/1)
DiamondMax Plus 8 (7200RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
6E040L0 40GB (1/1)
Note: Units carrying the same model number, but with "QuickView" branding, can also be found; these were intended for CE (consumer electronics) devices such as TiVos.
Note 2: Very common as part of inexpensive desktop PCs sold between 2003~2006 (along with the RoHS-compliant version, which arrived towards the end of 2005). The usual recipe was: one of these drives loaded with Windows XP Home, a LG optical drive, a Netburst-era Celeron or K7-based Sempron, a mATX motherboard from ECS or ASRock, 256MB of RAM, integrated video/audio/LAN, and a brandless, flimsy, beige mid-tower case, complete with its included featherweight power supply. Bundle deals with CRT monitors and (incredibly cheaply-made) keyboards and mice were not uncommon.
DiamondMax Plus 8 (7200RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface, RoHS compliance)
6K040L0 40GB (1/1)
Note: Units carrying the same model number, but with "QuickView" branding, can also be found; these were intended for CE (consumer electronics) devices such as TiVos.
Fireball 3 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
2F040J0 40GB (1/1)
2F040L0 40GB (1/1)
Note: "J0" suffix indicates the use of ball bearings; "L0" suffix indicates FDBs.
Note 2: Units carrying the same model numbers, but with "QuickView" branding, can also be found; these were intended for CE (consumer electronics) devices such as TiVos.
DiamondMax 10 (7200RPM, 8MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
6B080P0 80GB (1/2)
6B120P0 120GB (2/3)
6B160P0 160GB (2/4)
DiamondMax 10 (7200RPM, 8MB cache, SATA-150 interface)
6B080M0 80GB (1/2)
6B120M0 120GB (2/3)
6B160M0 160GB (2/4)
100-107GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 100 or 107GB of data apiece.)
MaXLine II (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
5A300J0 300GB (3/6)
DiamondMax 16 (5400RPM, 2MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
4A300J0 300GB (3/6)
DiamondMax 10 (7200RPM, ATA-133 interface)
6B100P0 100GB (8MB cache) (1/2)
6B200P0 200GB (8MB cache) (2/4)
6B250R0 250GB (16MB cache) (3/5)
6B300R0 300GB (16MB cache) (3/6)
DiamondMax 10 (7200RPM, SATA-150 interface)
6B200M0 200GB (8MB cache) (2/4)
6B250S0 250GB (16MB cache) (3/5)
6B300S0 300GB (16MB cache) (3/6)
MaXLine III (7200RPM, 16MB cache, ATA-133 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
7L250R0 250GB (3/5)
7L300R0 300GB (3/6)
7L320R0 320GB (3/6)
MaXLine III (7200RPM, 16MB cache, SATA-150 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
7L250S0 250GB (3/5)
7L300S0 300GB (3/6)
7L320S0 320GB (3/6)
DiamondMax 10 (7200RPM, ATA-133 interface, RoHS compliance)
6L080L0 80GB (2MB cache) (1/2 [short-stroked])
6L080P0 80GB (8MB cache) (1/2 [short-stroked])
6L100P0 100GB (8MB cache) (1/2)
6L120P0 120GB (8MB cache) (2/3 [short-stroked])
6L160P0 160GB (8MB cache) (2/3)
6L200P0 200GB (8MB cache) (2/4)
6L250R0 250GB (16MB cache) (3/5)
6L300R0 300GB (16MB cache) (3/6)
6L320R0 320GB (16MB cache) (3/6)
Note: Units carrying the same model numbers, but with "QuickView" branding, can also be found; these were intended for CE (consumer electronics) devices such as TiVos.
DiamondMax 10 (7200RPM, SATA-150 interface, RoHS compliance)
6L080M0 80GB (8MB cache) (1/2 [short-stroked])
6L100M0 100GB (8MB cache) (1/2)
6L120M0 120GB (8MB cache) (2/3 [short-stroked])
6L160M0 160GB (8MB cache) (2/3)
6L200M0 200GB (8MB cache) (2/4)
6L250S0 250GB (16MB cache) (3/5)
6L300S0 300GB (16MB cache) (3/6)
6L320S0 320GB (16MB cache) (3/6)
Note: Units carrying the same model numbers, but with "QuickView" branding, can also be found; these were intended for CE (consumer electronics) devices such as TiVos.
MaXLine III (7200RPM, 16MB cache, SATA-300 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
7V250F0 250GB (3/5)
7V300F0 300GB (3/6)
7V320F0 320GB (3/6)
DiamondMax 10 (7200RPM, SATA-300 interface)
6V080E0 80GB (8MB cache) (1/2 [short-stroked])
6V160E0 160GB (8MB cache) (2/3)
6V200E0 200GB (8MB cache) (2/4)
6V250F0 250GB (16MB cache) (3/5)
6V300F0 300GB (16MB cache) (3/6)
6V320F0 320GB (16MB cache) (3/6)
DiamondMax 11 (7200RPM, 16MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
6H400R0 400GB (4/8)
Note: Some individuals have a "6" instead of "8" as the second character of their serial number, but to my knowledge it hasn't been confirmed whether this actually points to six heads.
DiamondMax 11 (7200RPM, 16MB cache, SATA-300 interface)
6H400F0 400GB (4/8)
Note: Some individuals have a "6" instead of "8" as the second character of their serial number, but to my knowledge it hasn't been confirmed whether this actually points to six heads.
QuickView 500 (7200RPM, 16MB cache, ATA-133 interface, for CE applications)
3H400R0 400GB (4/8)
Note: Some individuals have a "6" instead of "8" as the second character of their serial number, but to my knowledge it hasn't been confirmed whether this actually points to six heads.
Note 2: The label will insist on "QuickView 500" despite a 400GB capacity, as the former is the family/series name.
125GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 125GB of data apiece.)
MaXLine Pro 500 (7200RPM, 16MB cache, ATA-133 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
7H500R0 500GB (4/8)
MaXLine Pro 500 (7200RPM, 16MB cache, SATA-300 interface, rated for 24/7 operation)
7H500F0 500GB (4/8)
DiamondMax 11 (7200RPM, 16MB cache, ATA-133 interface)
6H500R0 500GB (4/8)
DiamondMax 11 (7200RPM, 16MB cache, SATA-300 interface)
6H500F0 500GB (4/8)
QuickView 500 (7200RPM, 16MB cache, ATA-133 interface, for CE applications)
3H500R0 500GB (4/8)
QuickView 500 (7200RPM, 16MB cache, SATA-300 interface, for CE applications)
3H500F0 500GB (4/8)
160GB/platter Section (all drives under here use platters that can hold 160GB of data apiece.)
DiamondMax 17 (7200RPM, ATA-133 interface)
6G080L0 80GB (2MB cache) (1/1)
6G160P0 160GB (8MB cache) (1/2)
Note: The 17 series is Maxtor's last completely (AFAIK) in-house-designed line before the Seagate buyout. 250 and 320GB models with two platters were hinted at early on, but these are either super ultra rare collectors' items or didn't reach the production line. Subsequent DiamondMax lines (21, 22, etc) are actually just Seagate Barracudas with the Maxtor logo on; as such, check the Seagate 3.5" list for those models.
DiamondMax 17 (7200RPM, 8MB cache, SATA-300 interface)
6G080E0 80GB (1/1)
6G160E0 160GB (1/2)
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