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Sun 370-5690-04 DVD16x/CD48x Drive . (GP60H3-BAP5-1C) .(GP21B4-4CR4)
- 16x DVD-ROM read speed
- 48x CD-ROM read speed
- Optical drive for data access
- Includes specific model identifiers: GP60H3-BAP5-1C, GP21B4-4CR4
- Standard form factor for optical drives
- Designed for Sun Microsystems servers/workstations
- Provides access to software and data on optical media
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Product Overview
The Sun 370-5690-04 is a DVD-ROM/CD-ROM drive with a 16x DVD read speed and 48x CD read speed. It includes specific model identifiers (GP60H3-BAP5-1C) and (GP21B4-4CR4) for precise identification.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | DVD-ROM / CD-ROM |
| DVD Read Speed | 16x |
| CD Read Speed | 48x |
Additional Specifications
| Part Number | 370-5690-04 |
| Additional Identifiers | GP60H3-BAP5-1C, GP21B4-4CR4 |
| Manufacturer | Sun Microsystems |
Product Description
The Sun 370-5690-04 is an optical drive designed to read data from DVD-ROM and CD-ROM discs. It offers a maximum read speed of 16x for DVDs and 48x for CDs, providing efficient access to the information stored on these optical media. This drive is typically found in Sun Microsystems servers and workstations, where it serves the purpose of installing software, accessing data backups, or utilizing multimedia content distributed on discs. The part number 370-5690-04 is the primary identifier, but the inclusion of specific model identifiers like (GP60H3-BAP5-1C) and (GP21B4-4CR4) suggests these might be OEM or internal model numbers from the drive's manufacturer (e.g., a specific Panasonic or Lite-On model supplied to Sun). These additional identifiers can be crucial for precise component matching or troubleshooting. As an optical drive, its function is to read data encoded on discs using a laser. While optical media has become less common in modern computing, such drives remain essential in environments that still rely on DVD or CD-based software distribution, legacy data archives, or specific media playback requirements. The drive would connect to the system's motherboard via an appropriate interface, such as IDE or SATA, depending on the specific implementation within the Sun system.
