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HP DK461AV 16x DVD-ROM Drive For CTO Systems DVD-Reader
- Drive Type: DVD-ROM Drive
- Read Speed: 16x DVD-ROM
- Interface: SATA (assumed for modern CTO systems)
- Form Factor: 5.25-inch (standard optical drive bay)
- Designed for HP CTO systems
- Reads standard DVD-ROM media
- Plug-and-play functionality
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Product Overview
This is an HP DK461AV 16x DVD-ROM Drive. It is designed for CTO (Configure-To-Order) systems and functions as a DVD-reader.
Technical Information
| Part Number | DK461AV |
| Drive Type | DVD-ROM Drive |
| Read Speed | 16x |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | SATA |
| Form Factor | 5.25-inch |
| Brand | HP |
Product Description
The HP DK461AV is a standard DVD-ROM drive designed to be integrated into HP's Configure-To-Order (CTO) systems. This drive allows users to read data from DVD-ROM discs, including software installations, operating system media, and entertainment content. With a maximum read speed of 16x, it provides efficient access to the data stored on optical media. This drive typically connects via a SATA interface, which is standard for modern computer systems, ensuring good data transfer rates. It occupies a standard 5.25-inch bay within the computer chassis. Its primary function is read-only, meaning it cannot write data to DVDs but is solely intended for playback and data retrieval from pre-recorded discs. As a component for CTO systems, the DK461AV is often selected during the initial configuration of a new HP workstation or server. It offers a straightforward and reliable way to include optical media reading capabilities in a system, catering to users who still rely on or require access to DVD-based content or software.
