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Asus 90-DD1D76-UBY- TeK DVD-E616P 16x DVD-ROM Drive DVD-Reader
- Internal DVD-ROM drive
- Model: DVD-E616P
- Max DVD Read Speed: 16x
- Max CD Read Speed: 48x
- Supports DVD-ROM, DVD-Video
- Supports CD-ROM, CD-Audio
- SATA interface
- Read-only functionality
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Product Overview
The Asus 90-DD1D76-UBY- is an internal DVD-ROM drive, model DVD-E616P. It is designed solely for reading DVD media at speeds up to 16x and CD media at speeds up to 48x. This drive is suitable for users who need to access or install software from DVDs and CDs but do not require writing capabilities.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 90-DD1D76-UBY- |
| Drive Type | Internal DVD-ROM Drive |
| Model | DVD-E616P |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | SATA |
| Max DVD Read Speed | 16x |
| Max CD Read Speed | 48x |
Product Description
The Asus 90-DD1D76-UBY-, identified as the DVD-E616P, is an internal optical drive specifically designed for reading DVD and CD media. Unlike DVD writers, this drive is a DVD-ROM (Read-Only Memory) unit, meaning it cannot burn or rewrite data to optical discs. Its primary function is to access and read content from DVD-ROMs, including software installations, movies (DVD-Video), and data discs, as well as standard CD-ROMs and audio CDs. This drive offers a maximum read speed of 16x for DVD media, allowing for relatively quick access to data stored on DVDs. For CD media, it provides a faster read speed of up to 48x, ensuring efficient retrieval of information from CDs. The SATA interface ensures a stable and high-speed connection to the computer's motherboard, which is standard for modern internal optical drives. The Asus DVD-E616P is an ideal choice for users who need to read optical discs but do not require the functionality of a DVD writer. This could include users who frequently install software from DVDs, watch DVD movies on their PC, or access data archives stored on optical media. Its read-only nature makes it a cost-effective solution for basic optical media access needs in a desktop computer system.
