Plextor
Plextor FF3D516G6000HC38ADC01 52x IDE 2MB cache 5.25" CD-RW drive
Internal 5.25-inch CD-RW drive with 52× write speed, 32× rewrite speed and 2 MB cache over IDE
- Writes CD-R media at up to 52x speed
- Rewrites CD-RW discs at 32x maximum speed
- Reads CD-ROM data at 52x for quick access
- 2 MB buffer helps prevent buffer underruns during burns
- Standard 5.25-inch tray-loading IDE internal drive
52x IDE CD-RW Drive
The Plextor PX-240A is a 5.25-inch internal CD-RW drive with a 52x maximum write speed for CD-R media and 32x for CD-RW media. It connects via an IDE interface and includes a 2MB cache buffer. This unit suits users maintaining legacy systems or archiving data to compact discs.
Sustained Write Performance
The drive writes CD-R discs at up to 52x and rewritable media at 32x, with a 120ms average access time. A 2MB buffer helps maintain data flow during longer recording sessions. Performance remains consistent for sequential burning tasks typical of optical media workflows.
Tray-Load Build and IDE Connectivity
A tray-load mechanism in a black and beige 5.25-inch chassis fits standard drive bays. The IDE connector requires a compatible motherboard header or adapter for installation. No external power brick is needed beyond the standard internal Molex connection.
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- Writes CD-R media at up to 52x speed
- Rewrites CD-RW discs at 32x maximum speed
- Reads CD-ROM data at 52x for quick access
- 2 MB buffer helps prevent buffer underruns during burns
- Standard 5.25-inch tray-loading IDE internal drive
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How loud and hot does the PX-240A run when burning at 52x for hours?
The 5.25-inch tray drive spins at 52x for CD-R writes, generating typical mechanical noise and heat for an IDE burner; ensure case airflow.
Which cables and connectors must my motherboard provide for this IDE CD-RW?
A 40-pin IDE data cable and a 4-pin Molex power connector are required; the drive fits a standard 5.25-inch bay.
Will the 2 MB cache and 120 ms access time slow down my older Pentium 4 system?
The 2 MB buffer and 120 ms access are typical for the era; performance matches other IDE optical drives on that platform.
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