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Lite-On SOHC-5235K Combo Drive Combo Drive CD-RW/DVD-ROM 52x 32x
- Combo drive: CD-RW and DVD-ROM functionality
- CD-RW write speed: 52x
- CD-RW rewrite speed: 32x
- DVD-ROM read speed: (Not specified, typically 8x-16x for this era)
- Interface: IDE/ATAPI
- Internal drive form factor
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Product Overview
The Lite-On SOHC-5235K is a versatile combo drive that combines CD-RW writing capabilities with DVD-ROM reading functionality. It offers a convenient solution for users needing to burn CDs and read DVDs from a single internal drive. This drive supports a maximum CD write speed of 52x and a CD rewrite speed of 32x.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | CD-RW/DVD-ROM Combo Drive |
| CD Write Speed | 52x |
| CD Rewrite Speed | 32x |
| DVD Read Speed | N/A (assumed 8x-16x) |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | IDE/ATAPI |
| Brand | Lite-On |
| Model | SOHC-5235K |
Product Description
The Lite-On SOHC-5235K, identified by its SKU, represents a practical internal optical drive solution for personal computers. This combo drive efficiently integrates the functionality of a CD-Rewriter (CD-RW) and a DVD-ROM reader into a single unit. This allows users to create their own CDs, whether for data backup, music compilation, or software distribution, with impressive write speeds of up to 52x. Furthermore, the drive is capable of rewriting CD-RW media at speeds up to 32x, offering flexibility for iterative data storage needs. Beyond its CD capabilities, the SOHC-5235K serves as a DVD-ROM drive, enabling users to access and view the content of DVD media, such as movies, software installations, and data archives. While the specific DVD read speed is not explicitly detailed in the title, drives of this model and era typically offered DVD read speeds around 8x to 16x. The drive connects to the computer's motherboard via the standard IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) or ATAPI (Advanced Technology Attachment Packet Interface), which was prevalent in PC systems during its production period. This internal drive is designed to be installed within a standard 5.25-inch drive bay in a desktop computer case. Its inclusion provides essential optical media access for systems that may not have come equipped with such a drive or for replacing an older, malfunctioning unit. The Lite-On SOHC-5235K offers a cost-effective way to add both CD burning and DVD reading capabilities to a PC, making it a valuable component for multimedia tasks and software management.
