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DELL UU971 16X SATA Internal Dual Layer DVD-RW Drive OptiPlex 320

SKU CH-G1BM-9RJ15

16X SATA internal dual-layer DVD-RW drive for OptiPlex 320 systems

  • 16X SATA write speed burns discs quickly
  • Dual-layer DVD-RW writes to two recordable layers
  • SATA interface connects directly to motherboard
  • Designed for OptiPlex 320 desktop systems

Dell UU971 16X SATA DVD-RW Drive

The Dell UU971 is a new 16X SATA internal dual-layer DVD-RW drive designed for the OptiPlex 320 desktop. It installs in a standard 5.25-inch bay and handles reading and writing of CD and DVD media for software installation, data backup or disc creation.

Not for SATA-less or non-320 systems

This drive suits owners of an OptiPlex 320 needing an optical drive replacement. Builders whose chassis lacks a 5.25-inch bay, whose motherboard lacks a free SATA port, or who require Blu-ray read or write capability should look at something else.

Highlights

  • 16X SATA write speed burns discs quickly
  • Dual-layer DVD-RW writes to two recordable layers
  • SATA interface connects directly to motherboard
  • Designed for OptiPlex 320 desktop systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What SATA speed does the UU971 drive use, and what does it limit in practice?

The drive uses a SATA interface, which caps the maximum data transfer rate to the SATA bus speed rather than the drive's 16X rating.

What physical space and mounting does the UU971 need to fit in an OptiPlex 320?

It requires a standard 5.25-inch internal drive bay with SATA data and power connectors for installation.

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