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48X half-height IDE CD-ROM drive built for Dell PowerEdge servers
The Dell K3854 is a 48X CD-ROM drive with an IDE interface in a half-height black chassis. It is built for installation in compatible Dell PowerEdge servers that still use legacy optical media. The unit reads standard CDs at up to 48X speed for software installation or data retrieval.
This drive suits administrators maintaining older PowerEdge systems that require a replacement IDE optical reader. It does not write discs and does not read DVD media, so builders who need burning capability or DVD support should look at a different drive type.
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Yes, the K3854 is a 48X half-height IDE drive built for PowerEdge servers and will fit the standard 5.25-inch bay.
It indicates the maximum read rate for standard CDs; actual throughput depends on disc quality and the server's IDE controller.
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