Toshiba SD-M1612 5.25" Beige ATAPI/E-IDE DVD-ROM Drive
- 512 KB
- 2x for DVD-RAM, 16x…
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An 8× SATA DVD drive in a slimline black chassis for xSeries 336 systems
This internal optical drive connects through a SATA interface and fits slimline bays. It is built for IBM xSeries 336 servers and compatible systems that need DVD read capability. The unit ships new in black.
SATA optical drives draw modest power from the bus and run quietly during normal read operations. Heat output is low enough for dense server chassis without extra cooling. The slimline form factor keeps airflow paths clear.
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Slide the slimline drive into the dedicated bay until the SATA connector seats firmly, then secure it with the server's retention latch or screw.
Clean the laser lens with a disc-based cleaner when read errors appear, and replace the drive if the tray mechanism fails or discs are no longer recognised.
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