Maxtor 90750D6 7.5GB 3.5" IDE Hard Drive ATA HDA 06A Dell 2757C 1998

Maxtor 90750D6 7.5GB 3.5" IDE Hard Drive ATA HDA 06A Dell 2757C 1998

The Maxtor 90750D6 is a 7.5GB 3.5-inch IDE (EIDE/ATA) hard drive manufactured in August 1998. It carries the Dell spare part number 2757C (Dell DP/N 0002757C), making it a direct match for Dell desktop systems from the late 1990s that used this drive. The drive uses a standard 40-pin IDE interface and requires both 5V and 12V power, typical of desktop ATA drives of its era.

Specifications & What's Included

• Model: Maxtor 90750D6
• Capacity: 7.5 GB
• Interface: IDE / ATA (EIDE) — 40-pin connector
• Form Factor: 3.5-inch
• Dell Part Number: 2757C / 0002757C
• HDA/Uplevel: 06A
• PCBA/Uplevel: 03A
• Unique/Uplevel: 51A
• Cylinders: 14,542
• Heads: 16
• Sectors per Track: 63
• Jumper J50: Master/Single = On, Slave = Off
• Power: 12V, 5V
• Country of Manufacture: Singapore
• Manufacture Date: August 12, 1998
• Board P/N: 19661-88C-1G05
• Includes: Drive only — no cables or mounting hardware included

Applications

The Maxtor 90750D6 is a late-1990s IDE hard drive designed for desktop PCs of that era, particularly Dell systems such as the Dimension, OptiPlex, and Precision lines that specified Dell P/N 2757C. IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) was the dominant desktop hard drive interface throughout the 1990s and into the early 2000s before Serial ATA (SATA) replaced it. Drives in the 7–8GB range were mainstream desktop capacities in 1998–1999, fitting the Windows 95/98 and early Windows 2000 era. Today, drives like this are sought after for restoring or maintaining vintage Dell desktops, legacy industrial PCs, CNC controllers, and other embedded systems that require period-correct IDE storage. The 40-pin EIDE connector is compatible with any standard ATA/IDE controller of the era.