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HP RX573AV 48x/16x CD/DVD Combo Drive Combo Drive
- Internal CD/DVD Combo Drive
- 48x CD Write Speed
- 16x DVD Read Speed
- Supports CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM
- EIDE/ATAPI interface
- Standard 5.25-inch form factor
- HP branded component
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Product Overview
The HP RX573AV is a 48x/16x CD/DVD Combo Drive. This internal drive offers high-speed CD writing and DVD reading capabilities, making it suitable for general optical media tasks.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | Internal CD/DVD Combo Drive |
| Interface | EIDE/ATAPI |
| CD Write Speed (CD-R) | 48x |
| CD Write Speed (CD-RW) | 16x |
Additional Specifications
| DVD Read Speed | 16x |
| Supported Media | DVD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Form Factor | 5.25-inch |
| Mounting | Internal |
Product Description
The HP RX573AV is an internal optical drive that functions as a CD/DVD combo drive. It is designed to provide users with the ability to read data from DVD-ROM discs at speeds up to 16x. For CD media, the drive offers a high write speed of up to 48x for CD-R discs and up to 16x for CD-RW discs, enabling efficient creation of CDs for various purposes. This drive utilizes the EIDE/ATAPI interface, a common connection standard for optical drives in many desktop computer systems. It fits into a standard 5.25-inch drive bay within a computer case. As an HP-branded part, it is typically found in HP desktop computers, ensuring compatibility with their systems. The RX573AV is suitable for basic optical media operations, including installing software from DVDs, viewing DVD movies, and burning audio or data CDs. While it does not support DVD writing, its combination of fast CD writing and DVD reading makes it a functional component for systems that require optical media access.
