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Samsung SW-252SRNS 52x32x52x Internal IDE CD-RW Drive CD-R/RW 52x
- Product Type: Internal CD-RW Drive
- Brand: Samsung
- Model: SW-252SRNS
- Interface: IDE (PATA)
- Write Speed: 52x (CD-R)
- Rewrite Speed: 32x (CD-RW)
- Read Speed: 52x (CD-ROM)
- Supports CD-R and CD-RW media
- Internal 5.25-inch bay installation
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Product Overview
The Samsung SW-252SRNS is an internal CD-RW drive that supports CD-R/RW media. It features a 52x write speed for CDs and utilizes an IDE interface for connection to a computer's motherboard.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Internal CD-RW Drive |
| Brand | Samsung |
| Model | SW-252SRNS |
| Interface | IDE (PATA) |
Additional Specifications
| CD-R Write Speed | 52x |
| CD-RW Rewrite Speed | 32x |
| CD-ROM Read Speed | 52x |
Product Description
The Samsung SW-252SRNS is an internal optical drive designed for desktop computers, offering the capability to read and write to CD-R and CD-RW media. It connects to the computer's motherboard via an IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics), also known as PATA (Parallel ATA), interface, which was common in older PC architectures. This drive boasts impressive speeds for its class, with a 52x maximum write speed for CD-R discs, allowing for quick creation of data or audio CDs. It also supports rewriting to CD-RW discs at up to 32x speed, providing flexibility for users who need to update disc contents. The drive can read standard CD-ROMs at a rapid 52x speed. Designed to be installed in a standard 5.25-inch drive bay within a computer case, the SW-252SRNS is suitable for users looking to add or replace optical drive functionality in older systems or custom builds. It's a reliable choice for burning CDs, backing up data, or installing software from optical media.
