Internal DVD drives may have been around since before the new millennium, but they haven’t fallen out of use. There’s a good reason for that: DVDs are exceptionally reliable, versatile, and a handy form of data storage.
This type of drive is superior to other forms of storage—such as USB flash drives and cloud-based systems—for data centralization, storage, and protection. Especially useful for audio or visual data, internal DVD drives can fit into virtually any size or make of computer and take little effort to install. Plug in a SATA and motherboard power cable and you’re good to go.
However, not all internal DVD drives are created equal, which is why Connection stocks only top-name brands. Anything less and you increase the risk of potential damage to not only your data, but your entire system. ...
