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Asus 90-NG51G1020 TeK 24x/8x CD/DVD Combo Drive Combo Drive
- Internal CD/DVD Combo Drive
- 24x maximum CD-R write speed
- Supports CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, CD-ROM formats
- Reads DVDs and writes CDs
- SATA interface for connection
- Suitable for desktop PC installations
- Combines CD writing with DVD reading functionality
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Product Overview
The Asus 90-NG51G1020 is a 24x CD/DVD Combo Drive. This internal drive allows users to read CDs and DVDs, and write to CDs, offering a versatile solution for optical media interaction.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | Internal CD/DVD Combo Drive |
| Max Write Speed (CD-R) | 24x |
| Interface | SATA |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | Asus |
| Model | 90-NG51G1020 |
Product Description
The Asus 90-NG51G1020 is an internal combo drive that provides the capability to read from both CD and DVD media, while also offering the functionality to write to CD-R discs at speeds up to 24x. This drive is designed for installation within a desktop computer's 5.25-inch drive bay and connects via a standard SATA interface. This combo drive is a cost-effective solution for users who need to read optical discs but primarily require CD writing capabilities. It supports common formats such as CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, and CD-ROM. While it can read DVDs, its writing capability is limited to CDs, making it suitable for tasks like burning music CDs, creating data backups on CD-R, or installing software distributed on CD-ROMs. The Asus 90-NG51G1020 offers a practical way to maintain optical media interaction in a PC. It's a good choice for systems where full DVD writing is not a requirement, but the ability to read DVDs and write CDs is essential.
