BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
- Rackmount
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The IBM 44W3256 is an 8X SATA Ultraslim enhanced multiburner DVD drive designed for server environments. It reads and writes DVD±R and DVD±RW media in a compact form factor suitable for space-constrained chassis. The drive connects via a standard SATA interface for straightforward integration. This new unit delivers reliable optical media handling for compatible systems.
This drive suits technicians maintaining older IBM servers that require a 5.1" ultraslim SATA optical unit for software installs or data recovery. It is not for builders needing a standard half-height drive bay, systems lacking a SATA port, or users who require Blu-ray read or write capability. Buyers wanting higher write speeds or modern media support should look at something else.
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The drive itself is included; a Sata cable and mounting hardware for the 5.1 inch bay are not.
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