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HP DC558AV DVD300i 4x DVD+RW Drive DVD+R/+RW 4x 2.4x 8x
- 4x DVD+RW write speed
- 4x DVD+R write speed
- 2.4x DVD+R DL write speed
- 8x DVD-ROM read speed
- 24x CD-R write speed
- 16x CD-RW rewrite speed
- Internal SATA interface
- Designed for HP systems
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Product Overview
The HP DC558AV DVD300i is a 4x DVD+RW drive. It offers the capability to write and rewrite DVD+R/+RW media, along with reading DVD-ROM and CD formats.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | Internal DVD+RW Drive |
| Interface | SATA |
| Write Speed (DVD+R) | 4x |
| Rewrite Speed (DVD+RW) | 4x |
| Write Speed (DVD+R DL) | 2.4x |
Additional Specifications
| Read Speed (DVD-ROM) | 8x |
| Write Speed (CD-R) | 24x |
| Rewrite Speed (CD-RW) | 16x |
| Read Speed (CD-ROM) | 24x |
Product Description
The HP DC558AV, also known as the DVD300i, is an internal DVD+RW drive designed for use in HP computer systems. This drive focuses on the DVD+R/+RW format, offering a write speed of 4x for both DVD+R and DVD+RW media. It also supports dual-layer DVD+R discs at 2.4x speed, allowing for higher capacity data storage on compatible media. While its primary strength lies in DVD+RW functionality, the drive also provides capabilities for reading DVD-ROMs at 8x speed and handling CD media with write speeds up to 24x for CD-R and 16x for CD-RW. This makes it a versatile option for users who need to manage various optical disc formats for data backup, software installation, or media playback. Connected via a standard SATA interface, the DC558AV is designed for easy integration into HP desktop computers. It serves as a reliable component for users requiring essential optical drive functionality within the HP ecosystem, supporting common tasks related to optical media.



