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IBM 27L4358 CD-RW/DVD Drive
- Drive Type: CD-RW / DVD-ROM Combo Drive
- Read Speeds: DVD-ROM (e.g., 8x), CD-ROM (e.g., 24x)
- Write Speeds: CD-RW (e.g., 10x)
- Interface: Typically IDE/ATAPI or SATA
- Form Factor: 5.25-Inch Internal Drive
- Manufacturer: IBM
- Part Number: 27L4358
- Functionality: Reading DVDs, Reading/Writing CDs
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Product Overview
The IBM 27L4358 is a CD-RW/DVD drive, capable of both reading DVD-ROMs and writing/rewriting to CD-RW media. This optical drive provides versatile functionality for data backup, software installation, and media playback.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | CD-RW / DVD-ROM Combo |
| Read Speed (DVD-ROM) | Up to 8x (Typical) |
| Read Speed (CD-ROM) | Up to 24x (Typical) |
| Write Speed (CD-RW) | Up to 10x (Typical) |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | IDE/ATAPI or SATA (Common) |
| Form Factor | 5.25-Inch Internal |
| Manufacturer | IBM |
| Part Number | 27L4358 |
Product Description
The IBM 27L4358 is an internal optical drive that combines the functionality of a CD-RW drive with a DVD-ROM reader. This allows users to read data from both CD and DVD formats, while also providing the capability to write and rewrite data onto CD-RW discs. This makes it a versatile tool for tasks such as backing up important files, creating custom music CDs, installing software distributed on optical media, or viewing DVD movies. This drive typically interfaces with the computer's motherboard via an IDE/ATAPI or SATA connection, depending on the specific system it was designed for. The 5.25-inch form factor is standard for internal optical drives found in desktop computers and servers. While modern systems are increasingly omitting optical drives, they remain essential for legacy systems or specific use cases requiring optical media interaction. The drive's specifications indicate typical read and write speeds, such as reading DVDs at up to 8x and CDs at up to 24x, while rewriting CD-RW media at speeds like 10x. These speeds are sufficient for most common optical media tasks. The IBM 27L4358 serves as a reliable component for systems that require optical disc reading and CD rewriting capabilities.
