SAMSUNG PRO Plus 512GB microSDXC Memory Card MB-MD512KA/AM
- 512 GB
- UHS-I / U3 / Class…
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A 16X SATA internal DVD±RW drive with dual-layer writing for compatible Dell desktops and workstations
This Dell C234R is a 16X SATA internal DVD±RW drive designed for OptiPlex, Studio, XPS desktops and Precision workstations. It reads and writes dual-layer discs using a standard SATA interface. The drive fits a typical 5.25-inch bay in compatible Dell chassis. It serves users who still need optical media support.
Buyers who need Blu-ray read or write capability cannot use this DVD-only unit. Systems without an internal 5.25-inch drive bay or a free SATA port cannot install it. Users wanting an external or USB-connected optical drive should choose a different form factor. Laptops and small-form-factor PCs lacking the required space are not suitable.
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Burn a test disc at 16X speed and verify the data reads back without errors.
The drive ships alone; you must supply a SATA data cable, a SATA power connector and mounting screws.
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