The drive could not be more than 2-3 years old at the most. It is a Western Digital drive.
I set up these computers for Raw Thrills video games, Big Buck Pro, Fast and Furious, etc. Generally they work about the same, but the motherboards are getting old and very hard, if not impossible to find. Raw Thrills is not updating the drivers in their Linux software much anymore and we have a difficult time getting newer motherboards to work. The company has gone with a Dell computer and you can pick one of those up for $800.+! So we try to save money and keep the old stuff going. Gets harder everyday.
It was nice when some companies had Windows based games and you could easily install a driver. Not sure, but I think the Raw Thrills stuff has software you cannot change.
Just when you think you have everything figured out on drives and settings, something jumps up and surprises you. You have to have an open mind and not always stick with old knowledge, you can get stuck that way. Often I have to try what shouldn't work and it does.