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IBM 39M3517 16x DVD-ROM IDE Optical Drive
- 16x DVD-ROM read speed
- IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) interface
- Standard 5.25-inch form factor
- Designed for data reading from DVD-ROM discs
- Compatible with systems supporting IDE optical drives
- Provides optical media access for software, data, and media playback
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Product Overview
The IBM 39M3517 is an IDE optical drive designed for reading DVD-ROM media at 16x speed. It provides a reliable solution for accessing optical disc content within compatible IBM systems.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | DVD-ROM |
| Interface | IDE |
| Read Speed | 16x |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | 5.25-inch |
| Manufacturer | IBM |
Product Description
The IBM 39M3517 is a dedicated DVD-ROM drive, meaning it is engineered for reading data from DVD-ROM discs. It utilizes the IDE interface, a common standard for optical drives in many server and workstation generations, ensuring broad compatibility with motherboards that feature IDE controllers. This drive is suitable for tasks such as installing operating systems from DVD, accessing software distributions, or playing back DVD movies if the system is configured for such use. With a maximum read speed of 16x, the 39M3517 offers efficient data retrieval from optical media. This speed is generally sufficient for most data access needs, providing a reasonable transfer rate for the types of content typically found on DVD-ROMs. The drive's form factor is the standard 5.25-inch bay, which is prevalent in most computer chassis, making installation straightforward in systems equipped with available drive bays. This optical drive is a component designed to be integrated into a larger computing system. Its primary function is to provide the hardware necessary for a system to interact with DVD-ROM media. While modern systems increasingly rely on USB drives and network installations, optical drives like the 39M3517 remain relevant in environments where legacy media or specific installation methods are still in use.


