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IBM 1977047C-12 24x CD ROM Black Slimline
- Product Type: CD-ROM Drive
- Interface: IDE/ATAPI (likely)
- Read Speed: 24x CD-ROM
- Form Factor: Slimline (Half-Height)
- Bezel Color: Black
- Mounting: Internal
- Compatibility: Desktops and servers with 5.25-inch drive bays and appropriate interface
- Data Buffer: Typically 2MB
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Product Overview
The IBM 1977047C-12 is a 24x CD-ROM drive featuring a slimline form factor and a black bezel. It is designed for internal installation in computer systems.
Technical Information
| SKU | 1977047C-12 |
| Brand | IBM |
| Product Type | CD-ROM Drive |
Additional Specifications
| Speed | 24x |
| Form Factor | Slimline |
| Color | Black |
Product Description
The IBM 1977047C-12 is an internal CD-ROM drive designed for computer systems that require optical media playback capabilities. With a read speed of 24x, it offers efficient access to data stored on CD-ROM discs, making it suitable for software installation, data retrieval, and multimedia playback. The drive adheres to the slimline form factor, also known as half-height, which allows it to fit into standard 5.25-inch drive bays commonly found in desktop computers and many server chassis. This CD-ROM drive features a black bezel, providing a clean and professional aesthetic that complements the front panel of most computer cases. It connects to the system's motherboard via an IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) or ATAPI (Advanced Technology Attachment Packet Interface) connection, which was a standard interface for optical drives during its era. The drive typically includes a data buffer, often around 2MB, to help ensure smooth data transfer and reduce read errors. While CD-ROM drives are less common in modern systems, the IBM 1977047C-12 remains a functional component for maintaining older systems or for specific use cases requiring optical media access. Its reliable performance and standard interface make it a straightforward replacement or addition for systems that still utilize CD-ROMs for software distribution or data archiving.
