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Seagate ST34342A 4.3GB 3.5" IDE Hard Drive Medalist ATA Desktop HDD

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SKU:
11770
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Used
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  • Seagate ST34342A 4.3GB 3.5" IDE hard drive – top and rear connector view showing IDE and power connectors
  • Seagate ST34342A Medalist hard drive – top label showing model number, IBM P/N sticker, and HDD Image barcode
  • Seagate ST34342A label close-up showing model, cylinders, heads, sectors, Medalist branding, and UL/CE markings
  • Seagate ST34342A 3.5" IDE hard drive – rear/side view showing 40-pin IDE connector and 4-pin power connector
  • Seagate ST34342A hard drive – PCB underside view showing controller chips and circuit board components
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Description

Seagate ST34342A 4.3GB 3.5" IDE Hard Drive Medalist ATA Desktop HDD

The Seagate ST34342A is a 3.5-inch internal IDE (ATA/PATA) hard drive from Seagate's Medalist series, offering 4.3GB of storage capacity. It uses a standard 40-pin IDE interface and 4-pin Molex power connector, making it a drop-in fit for any desktop PC or system with a legacy IDE controller.

Specifications & What's Included

  • Model: Seagate ST34342A
  • Product Line: Seagate Medalist
  • Capacity: 4.3 GB
  • Form Factor: 3.5" (half-height)
  • Interface: IDE / ATA (PATA) — 40-pin connector
  • Power: 4-pin Molex
  • Cylinders: 8,894
  • Heads: 15
  • Sectors per Track: 63
  • Country of Manufacture: Thailand
  • IBM P/N: 76K22057 (IBM OEM sticker present)
  • Drive only — no cables or brackets included

Applications

The Seagate Medalist series was Seagate's mainstream desktop hard drive line through the mid-to-late 1990s, targeting the growing consumer and business PC market during the IDE/ATA era. Drives like the ST34342A were standard equipment in desktop PCs, workstations, and entry-level servers of that period — a time when 4GB represented a substantial amount of local storage. Today, drives in this capacity range are used primarily for maintaining and restoring period-correct vintage computers, DOS/Windows 95/98-era systems, early industrial PCs, CNC controllers, and embedded systems that require a specific small-capacity IDE drive and cannot use modern SATA hardware. They are also collected by vintage computing enthusiasts. The 40-pin IDE interface was the dominant desktop storage standard from the late 1980s through the mid-2000s before SATA took over.

Condition: Used
This Seagate ST34342A Medalist 4.3GB 3.5" IDE hard drive has been tested, formatted, and wiped, and is in good working condition. All previous data has been securely erased. The drive shows normal cosmetic wear consistent with prior use, including light scuffing on the housing. The label and connector area are intact. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
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Warranty Information

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Additional Information

Brand:
Seagate
Model:
ST34342A
MPN:
ST34342A
Product Line:
Medalist
Type:
Internal Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
SKU:
11770
Capacity:
4.3 GB
Interface:
IDE / ATA (PATA)
Form Factor:
3.5"
Cylinders:
8894
Heads:
15
Sectors:
63
Country/Region of Manufacture:
Thailand
Compatible With:
Legacy desktop PCs with IDE/ATA interface
Seller Notes:
Tested, formatted, and wiped. All previous data securely erased.
Condition Notes:
Seagate ST34342A 4.3GB IDE hard drive tested, formatted, and wiped — in good working condition. All previous data securely erased. Shows normal cosmetic wear. Please contact us with any questions.
California Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov
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