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Samsung SW-252SEAB 52x32x52x Internal EIDE CD-RW Drive CD-R/RW 52x
- Drive Type: Internal CD-RW Drive
- Interface: EIDE (ATAPI)
- Write Speeds: 52x CD-R, 32x CD-RW
- Read Speeds: 52x CD-ROM
- Supported Media: CD-R, CD-RW, CD-ROM
- Manufacturer: Samsung
- Model Number: SW-252SEAB
- Form Factor: 5.25-inch bay
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Product Overview
The Samsung SW-252SEAB is an internal CD-RW drive capable of reading and writing CDs at speeds up to 52x for CD-R and CD-RW media. It also supports CD-ROM read speeds of 52x and features an EIDE (Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics) interface.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | Internal CD-RW Drive |
| Interface | EIDE (ATAPI) |
| Max Write Speed (CD-R) | 52x |
Additional Specifications
| Max Write Speed (CD-RW) | 32x |
| Max Read Speed (CD-ROM) | 52x |
| Manufacturer | Samsung |
Product Description
The Samsung SW-252SEAB is an internal optical drive designed for burning and reading CDs. It supports CD-R media at a maximum speed of 52x and CD-RW media at up to 32x, allowing users to create their own music CDs, data backups, or software discs. The drive also offers a fast 52x read speed for standard CD-ROMs. It connects to the computer's motherboard via an EIDE (also known as ATAPI or IDE) interface, which was a standard for optical and hard drives in many PCs. This interface requires a dedicated IDE cable and power connector from the power supply. This drive is suitable for systems that require CD burning capabilities, whether for personal use, creating software installations, or archiving data onto optical media. Its reliable performance and common interface make it a versatile component for older or custom-built PC configurations.


