Asus CB-5216AG-BEIGE TeK 52x/16x CD/DVD Combo Drive Combo Drive

SKU CB-5216AG-BEIGE

Brand Asus

52x maximum CD read speed
16x maximum DVD read speed
Combo drive functionality (CD/DVD reader)
Internal 5.25-inch form factor
Beige color for aesthetic matching
Supports reading CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-RAM formats

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Key specifications

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Drive Type: CD/DVD Combo Reader
CD Read Speed: 52x
DVD Read Speed: 16x
Interface: IDE/PATA (assumed)
Form Factor: Internal 5.25-inch
Color: Beige

Product details

The Asus CB-5216AG-BEIGE is a versatile CD/DVD combo drive capable of reading DVDs at 16x speed and CDs at 52x speed. It combines the functionality of both CD and DVD drives into a single unit.

Technical Information

Drive Type	CD/DVD Combo Reader
CD Read Speed	52x
DVD Read Speed	16x

Additional Specifications

Interface	IDE/PATA (assumed)
Form Factor	Internal 5.25-inch
Color	Beige

Description

The Asus CB-5216AG-BEIGE is a multi-format optical drive that integrates the capabilities of both a CD drive and a DVD drive. This combo unit allows users to read data from both CDs and DVDs, making it a convenient solution for systems that require access to a wide range of optical media. It is designed for internal installation within a standard 5.25-inch drive bay. This drive boasts a 52x maximum read speed for CDs and a 16x maximum read speed for DVDs. These speeds ensure efficient data retrieval from optical discs, whether you are installing software, playing music, or accessing data files. The drive supports a comprehensive list of formats, including CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, and DVD-RAM, offering broad compatibility with various types of optical media. The beige color of the CB-5216AG-BEIGE is intended to match the aesthetic of older computer cases. While the specific interface is not explicitly stated in the title, drives of this era and model often utilized an IDE (PATA) connection, though SATA versions also existed. It provides a cost-effective way to equip a computer with optical media reading capabilities.

Condition: Refurbished