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A 48X IDE CD-ROM drive for OptiPlex, Dimension and Precision workstations
The Dell 70NYT is an internal CD-ROM drive with a 48X maximum read speed and a black half-height bezel. It connects through a standard IDE interface and is intended for OptiPlex, Dimension and Precision WorkStation systems that still use legacy optical media.
Verify that your motherboard has a free IDE connector and that a 5.25-inch half-height bay is available in the chassis. Confirm the operating system can recognise an ATAPI CD-ROM device without extra drivers. This unit reads CDs only and cannot write or read DVD media.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The drive is supplied as a bare half-height unit; mounting rails, screws and an IDE cable must be sourced separately.
Yes, 48X is the peak CD read speed quoted for the Dell 70NYT IDE drive.
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