ST5000NM0084, 1HT17X-039, BB63, TK, Z4D0, SEAGATE SATA 5TB NOV 2014 For Sale

ST5000NM0084, 1HT17X-039,  BB63,  TK,  Z4D0,  SEAGATE SATA 5TB  NOV 2014
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ST5000NM0084, 1HT17X-039, BB63, TK, Z4D0, SEAGATE SATA 5TB NOV 2014:
$499.00

Hard Drive

SEAGATE SATA 5TB ST2000DL003, P/N 1HT17X-039, F/W: BB63, TK

* Used, tested and formatted

* 100% working condition

* Above image scanned from the actual media device

* Feel free to contact by email, and allow us up to 48 hours to answer.

Technical Model: ST5000NM0084
Data code: 05 NOV 2014
Part #: 1HT17X-039Firmware: BB63Serial Number: 5YD4WDYH
On PCB: 100743767 REV B
Site Code: TK
On sticker: 3999 A Shipping Policy

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* Item will be shipped immediately on the same or next business day of receiving full payment.

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