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Compaq 217393-670 CDRW DRIVE BEIGE BEZEL 8X/4X/32X
- Drive Type: CD-RW
- Bezel Color: Beige
- Write Speed: 8x
- Rewrite Speed: 4x
- Read Speed: 32x
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Product Overview
This Compaq CDRW drive features a beige bezel and offers versatile performance for CD burning, rewriting, and reading. It is designed for standard desktop installations.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | CD-RW |
| Bezel Color | Beige |
| Write Speed | 8x |
Additional Specifications
| Rewrite Speed | 4x |
| Read Speed | 32x |
Product Description
The Compaq 217393-670 is a CD-RW optical drive designed to provide reliable optical media functionality for desktop computers. It comes with a beige bezel, which is a common color for older or standard beige computer towers, allowing for seamless integration into such systems. This drive supports the creation of CD-R discs at speeds up to 8x, rewriting of CD-RW discs at speeds up to 4x, and reading of CD-ROM discs at speeds up to 32x. This drive is suitable for a variety of tasks, including backing up important data, creating custom audio CDs, installing software applications, and archiving digital content. The 8x write speed and 4x rewrite speed offer a good balance for everyday use, while the 32x read speed ensures quick access to data stored on CDs. Its performance is geared towards users who need a dependable optical drive for general computing needs. Utilizing an IDE interface, the Compaq 217393-670 is compatible with a wide array of computer systems. The drive's specifications are a testament to its era, providing essential optical capabilities that were standard for many years. It represents a functional and straightforward solution for adding or replacing an optical drive in a compatible PC.
