MediaPack4All 12.5mm Blu-Ray Case Multi-Three Storing Capacity
- 2.4892 L x 18.2118…
- 1 Year Warranty
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DELL
A 5.25-inch DVD-RW drive writing CDs at 48× and DVDs at 16×
The Dell GH70N is a 5.25-inch internal DVD-RW burner designed for desktop PCs that still require optical media support. It writes CDs at 48x and DVDs at 16x, handling standard data discs, audio CDs and video DVDs.
The drive writes single-layer DVDs at 16x and CDs at 48x, providing enough throughput for typical backup and authoring tasks. It does not support Blu-ray media or dual-layer DVD writing, so users needing higher capacity discs or faster DVD speeds will need a different solution.
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Yes, the drive uses the standard 5.25-inch form factor so it mounts in any existing 5.25-inch bay using the same screws and rails.
Burn a disc and check the write-speed log in your burning software; it should report up to 16x for DVD media and 48x for CD media.
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