AJMRTC BU20N 9.5mm SATA internal blu-ray burner
- Black / Matte Black
- Yes / Compatible
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A 9.5mm internal SATA Blu-ray reader with tray loading for laptops, reading BD-ROM at 6X and writing DVDs at 8X and CDs at 24X
The AJMRTC BU40N is a 9.5mm thick internal optical drive built for laptop and notebook bays. It uses a standard SATA interface and a tray-loading mechanism to read Blu-ray, DVD and CD media. The drive serves as a direct replacement for a failed or missing slimline unit in compatible portable computers.
The tray-loading design runs without a caddy and draws power solely from the slim SATA connection. In normal use the mechanism stays quiet while reading at up to 6X for BD-ROM, 8X for DVD and 24X for CD. A small onboard cache helps keep data flow steady during extended read sessions.
This unit upgrades a broken 9.5mm drive in a laptop that accepts a slim SATA optical bay. It adds Blu-ray read capability where only DVD was available before. The jump is worthwhile when 4K UHD playback or BDXL and M-DISC reading are needed and the host system provides a matching slim SATA slot.
| Panel Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Windows Vista | Yes |
| Form Factor | 9.5mm Ultra Slim SATA Internal Optical Drive |
| Interface | Slim SATA (7+6 Pin) |
| Load Type | Tray Loading |
| Model | BU40N |
| Cache | 4MB |
| BD-ROM Access Time | 180ms |
| Data Transfer Rate | 36Mbps (Max) |
| BD-R | N/A |
| BD-RE | N/A |
| DVD+R | 8X |
| DVD+RW | 8X |
| DVD-R | 8X |
| DVD-RW | 6X |
| CD-R | 24X |
| CD-RW | 16X |
| BD-ROM | 6X |
| DVD-ROM | 8X |
| CD-ROM | 24X |
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Slide the bare drive into the 9.5mm optical bay, connect the 7+6 pin SATA connector, then secure it with the original caddy screws; the step often missed is transferring the old drive's faceplate because none is included.
The tray-loading mechanism and laser pickup are the wear items; repeated disc ejection cycles and 6X BD read operations gradually degrade the pickup, so the drive mechanism typically fails before the electronics.
The 36Mbps maximum data transfer rate caps sustained throughput, so even though the drive reads BD-ROM at 6X, the interface ceiling is reached first during continuous high-bitrate 4K UHD playback or ripping.
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