Lite-On iHDS118-104 8U DVD-ROM drive 18x 48x SATA 5.25" black
- Bare Drive
- 140 ms
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Reads CDs at 48× speed and fits a 5.25-inch bay with an IDE interface and beige bezel
This Gateway internal CD-ROM reads discs at 48X speed and mounts in a standard 5.25 inch bay. The beige bezel matches legacy desktop fronts and the IDE interface connects to older motherboards. It is a new old-stock unit for restoring or servicing vintage systems.
Buyers who need DVD playback, CD writing or faster transfer rates should look elsewhere. Systems without a free IDE header or 5.25 inch bay cannot use this drive. Modern laptops and small-form-factor cases lack the required space and connector.
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The 48X rating is the maximum read speed this drive reaches, so choose it when you want the fastest CD access available in a 5.25-inch IDE unit.
It means the drive can read data at up to 48 times the original CD audio rate, giving quicker software installs and file copies from standard CDs.
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