Maxtor
Maxtor 4R120L0 120GB 5400 RPM 3.5" internal hard drive
120 GB desktop drive with 5400 RPM spindle speed, 2 MB buffer, and 3.5-inch ATA/IDE-133 interface
- Capacity120GB
- RPM5400 RPM
- 120 GB capacity stores documents and media
- 5400 RPM spindle speed delivers reliable desktop performance
- 5 inch low-profile form factor fits standard drive bays
- ATA/IDE 133 interface connects to legacy motherboards
- 2 MB buffer smooths read and write operations
Maxtor 120 GB IDE desktop drive
This Maxtor 4R120L0 is a 3.5 inch internal hard drive with 120 GB capacity and a 5400 RPM spindle speed. It uses an ATA/IDE133 interface and includes a 2 MB buffer. The unit is supplied new in retail or OEM packaging.
Suitable for legacy IDE systems only
The drive fits older desktops that still have a parallel ATA connector and a 3.5 inch bay. It is not appropriate for builds requiring a serial interface, nor for users who need higher spindle speeds or larger volumes for modern workloads.
ATA/IDE133 interface decides compatibility
The single specification that determines fit is the ATA/IDE133 interface; the motherboard must provide a matching 40-pin connector. Without that interface the drive cannot be installed, regardless of capacity or spindle speed.
Highlights
- 120 GB capacity stores documents and media
- 5400 RPM spindle speed delivers reliable desktop performance
- 5 inch low-profile form factor fits standard drive bays
- ATA/IDE 133 interface connects to legacy motherboards
- 2 MB buffer smooths read and write operations
Specifications
| Capacity | 120GB |
|---|---|
| RPM | 5400 RPM |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 229 × 178 × 102 mm |
Questions about this item
Does my motherboard need an IDE connector to install this 3.5" drive?
Yes, the drive uses an ATA/IDE-133 interface, so an available IDE header on the motherboard or a compatible controller card is required.
Will this 5400 RPM drive slow down an older ATA-133 device sharing the same cable?
Both devices will run at the cable's maximum ATA-133 speed, but the bus operates at the slower device's timing, so the older drive sets the pace.
How can I verify the 120 GB capacity is recognised after installation?
Check the BIOS drive detection screen or open Disk Management in Windows; both should show approximately 120 GB for the Maxtor 4R120L0.
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