IBM Deskstar 75GXP - Revision history

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Despite its infamy, this family did usher in for the first time ramp loading and unloading to 3.5" drives, a feature that would eventually be copied some years later by the other manufacturers.		*Despite its infamy, this family did usher in for the first time ramp loading and unloading to 3.5" drives, a feature that would become a staple of all IBM and then Hitachi drives produced since, and would eventually be copied some years later by the other manufacturers.
	**Along with this, this drive first introduced the quirk of Power-off Retract Count being erroneously identical to Load/Unload Cycle Count, which would be carried over to all later Deskstars. It currently still presents in the [[Toshiba DT01ACA]], [[Toshiba DT01-V]] and [[Western Digital Ultrastar]] families, which are all based on the 75GXP's Deskstar descendants.		**Along with this, this drive first introduced the quirk of Power-off Retract Count being erroneously identical to Load/Unload Cycle Count, which would be carried over to all later Deskstars. It currently still presents in the [[Toshiba DT01ACA]], [[Toshiba DT01-V]] and [[Western Digital Ultrastar]] families, which are all based on the 75GXP's Deskstar descendants.

aew>TheDragonFire123: LMR definitely, PMR didn't exist at the time

2021-04-09T13:59:19Z

LMR definitely, PMR didn't exist at the time

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	\|interface = PATA		\|interface = PATA
	\|mttf = None		\|mttf = None
	\|recording_method = ~~cmr~~		\|recording_method = lmr
	\|max_load_cycles = 300,000		\|max_load_cycles = 300,000
	\|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>		\|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>

aew>TheDragonFire123: Add IBM 75GXP page

2021-03-26T06:36:02Z

Add IBM 75GXP page

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{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 = File:IBM_"deathstar",_dead_(8772480682).jpg
|caption1 = The inside of a failed 75GXP drive.
|image2 =
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
|manufacturer = [[IBM]]
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1 mm
|speed = 7,200
|af = No
|max_transfer = 55.5<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.anandtech.com/show/591/3|title = IBM Deskstar 75GXP Ultra ATA 100 Hard Drive|author = Scott Goodin|publisher = Anandtech}}</ref>
|interface = PATA
|mttf = None
|recording_method = cmr
|max_load_cycles = 300,000
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|released = 2000
|discontinued = 2001
|predecessor = [[IBM Deskstar 34GXP]]
|successor = [[IBM Deskstar 120GXP]]
}}

'''IBM Deskstar 75GXP''', also known by its popular culture nickname, '''IBM Deathstar''', is a hard drive family created by [[IBM]]. This family was infamous for being one of the most unreliable hard drive families to date, and was a major catalyst for IBM's departure from the hard drive market.

==Products==
*[[IBM-DTLA-307015]]
*[[IBM-DTLA-307020]]
*[[IBM-DTLA-307030]]
*[[IBM-DTLA-307045]]
*[[IBM-DTLA-307060]]
*[[IBM-DTLA-307075]]

==Trivia==
*Despite its infamy, this family did usher in for the first time ramp loading and unloading to 3.5" drives, a feature that would eventually be copied some years later by the other manufacturers.
**Along with this, this drive first introduced the quirk of Power-off Retract Count being erroneously identical to Load/Unload Cycle Count, which would be carried over to all later Deskstars. It currently still presents in the [[Toshiba DT01ACA]], [[Toshiba DT01-V]] and [[Western Digital Ultrastar]] families, which are all based on the 75GXP's Deskstar descendants.

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:IBM hard drive product families]]
[[Category:IBM Deskstar 75GXP]]