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Forums › Desktop computing › Does anyone have any idea of the value of a Seagate Medalist 10232 Internal Harddrive? TIA x


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# 177902 18-Aug-2015 17:23
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Hi everyone :) I've found an old Seagate Medalist 10232 Internal hard drive (10.2GB) when clearing out the garage. Just wondering if it's worth keeping/selling or if it's worthless and can be binned.

Cheers for the help!
Claudia

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  # 1368742 18-Aug-2015 17:25
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Best guess = ugly paperweight, unless someone is trying to get a really old computer going.







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  # 1368745 18-Aug-2015 17:26
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Aaaand i've just come across a Western Digital WD200 20GB 5400RPM Enhanced IDE hard drive as well. Any input on that would be greatly appreciated too!!

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  # 1368746 18-Aug-2015 17:28
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Brumfondl: Best guess = ugly paperweight, unless someone is trying to get a really old computer going.


Ah, I thought i'd probably hear something along those lines, but no harm in checking! :) Thanks very much!

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  # 1368747 18-Aug-2015 17:31
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They are well obsolete at this point, I will be surprised if they still work.  Take them apart for the magnets :)

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  # 1368756 18-Aug-2015 17:57
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ubergeeknz: They are well obsolete at this point, I will be surprised if they still work.  Take them apart for the magnets :)


They might be collectible for people who have vintage PCs.

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  # 1368757 18-Aug-2015 17:59
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Three shillings, sixpence ha'penny?





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  # 1368764 18-Aug-2015 18:14
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Geektastic: Three shillings, sixpence ha'penny?


is probably worth a lot more than the drives :D





 
 
 
 


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  # 1370472 19-Aug-2015 19:14
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At the least, take it to a scrappie. You will get some coin and the metal will be re-used.

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