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LG WH14NS40 14X Internal Blu-ray DVD CD Rewriter Drive SATA
LG's WH14NS40 internal Blu-ray rewriter delivers 14x BD-R write speeds with BDXL and M-DISC archival support.
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Overview
Key Features
Drive Type: Super-Multi Internal SATA Blu-ray Disc Rewriter
BD-R SL/DL: 14X/12XDVD-R SL/DL: 16X/8XDVD plusR SL/DL: 16X/8X
CD-RW: 24X
Buffer Memory: 4MB
Operating System: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7
Specifications
Brand
LG
Model
WH14NS40
Drive Type
Super-Multi Internal SATA Blu-ray Disc Rewriter
BD-R Write Speed (SL/DL)
14x / 12x
DVD±R Write Speed (SL/DL)
16x / 8x
CD-RW Write Speed
24x
Buffer Memory
4MB
Interface
SATA 1.5 Gb/s
Format Support
BDXL, M-DISC
Supported OS
Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7
Dimensions
5.7 x 1.6 x 6.5 inches
Weight
1.65 pounds
Color
Black
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the WH14NS40 support BDXL discs?
Yes, the WH14NS40 supports BDXL media, allowing you to write to high-capacity Blu-ray discs up to 128GB for large backups and archival projects.
What is M-DISC and does this drive support it?
M-DISC is an archival disc format that engraves data into a rock-like layer designed to last over 1,000 years. The WH14NS40 supports M-DISC writing, making it suitable for long-term data preservation.
What interface does this drive use?
The WH14NS40 connects via a SATA 1.5 Gb/s interface, which is compatible with any standard SATA port on a desktop motherboard.
Can this drive also read and write DVDs and CDs?
Yes, it is a Super-Multi drive that supports DVD-R/+R at 16x, DVD-R DL/+R DL at 8x, and CD-RW at 24x, in addition to its Blu-ray capabilities.
What operating systems are supported?
The WH14NS40 officially supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7, though it functions as a standard optical drive on later Windows versions as well.