BenQ

BenQ 99.B2W12.0C2 52x32x52x CDRW Drive

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High-Speed Internal CD-RW DriveThe BenQ 52x32x52x internal CD-RW drive offers fast and reliable performance for reading, writing, and rewriting CDs. With features like collusion guard and anti-coaster technology, it ensures accurate and seamless disc burning. Writing Speed: 52x Rewriting Speed...

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Overview

High-Speed Internal CD-RW Drive

The BenQ 52x32x52x internal CD-RW drive offers fast and reliable performance for reading, writing, and rewriting CDs. With features like collusion guard and anti-coaster technology, it ensures accurate and seamless disc burning.

  • Writing Speed: 52x
  • Rewriting Speed: 32x
  • Reading Speed: 52x CD-ROM
  • Writing Mode: CAV (Constant Angular Velocity)
  • Features: Seamless III, Auto Pilot, Collusion Guard, Anti-Coaster

Key Features

52X/32X CDRW drive

Secure burning features

CAV writing mode speeds writing

Digital servo control

Easy to use

Specifications

CD-R Write Speed
52x
CD-RW Rewrite Speed
32x
CD-ROM Read Speed
52x
Writing Mode
CAV (Constant Angular Velocity)
Control Mechanism
Digital Servo Control
Brand
BenQ

Frequently Asked Questions

This BenQ CDRW drive offers a 52x CD-R writing speed, 32x CD-RW rewriting speed, and a 52x CD-ROM reading speed.
Yes, the drive includes secure burning features designed to enhance data integrity and reduce errors during the disc writing process.
CAV (Constant Angular Velocity) writing mode is a technique that speeds up the writing process by maintaining a consistent rotational speed of the disc, which can lead to faster overall burning times.
No, this is specifically a CDRW drive, meaning it is designed for CD media and does not support DVD or Blu-ray disc formats.
Digital servo control in the drive helps to maintain precise tracking and focus of the laser, contributing to improved accuracy and stability during read and write operations.
The interface type (IDE or SATA) is not specified. Most modern systems use SATA, so compatibility would depend on the drive's interface and the available connections on your motherboard.