HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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An internal DVD±RW dual-layer drive with 16× SATA write speed for optical disc reading and recording
The Dell 1Y66R is a new 16X SATA internal optical drive designed for systems that require DVD±RW dual-layer writing capability. It fits standard 5.25 inch bays in desktops or servers needing physical media support.
This unit connects via a SATA interface and delivers a maximum 16X write speed for compatible DVD media. It is not suitable for buyers who need Blu-ray reading or writing, nor for modern ultra-slim laptops that lack a full-height drive bay and SATA power or data connections.
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The 16X rating is the maximum write speed for DVD±R media; actual throughput depends on the disc quality and the host system's Sata controller.
Sata provides enough bandwidth for the 16X DVD write rate, so the interface does not bottleneck the drive during normal use.
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