HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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Reads CDs and DVDs at 16X speed via IDE for Optiplex systems
The Dell D9926 is a 16X speed internal optical drive using an IDE interface. It is designed for installation in compatible Optiplex desktop systems. The unit reads standard DVD and CD media formats. This new component serves as a direct replacement or upgrade for supported legacy workstations.
This drive suits maintainers of legacy Dell Optiplex desktops that require an IDE optical drive. It is not suitable for systems lacking an internal 5.25-inch bay or an available IDE connection. Buyers needing faster read speeds or modern serial interfaces should consider other options.
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The 16X rating is the maximum read speed for CDs and DVDs, so software installations from disc will run at that rate when the OptiPlex IDE controller supports it.
The D9926 is built as a standard internal IDE optical drive, matching the 5.25-inch form factor used in OptiPlex towers and small-form-factor chassis.
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