IDE Hard Drives

Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE) is a standard interface for connecting a motherboard to storage devices such as hard drives and CD-ROM/DVD drives. The original IDE had a 16-bit interface that connected two devices to a single-ribbon cable.

You can use an IDE with nearly any type of system. But because of the technology's age, IDE has limitations in modern computing and has become obsolete. Western Digital and Seagate stopped manufacturing IDEs in 2013.

You will find an assortment of these drives in this section. You could use these for your data recovery projects and especially when you need a very particular model or brand.