hi,
i bought a 3.5" external enclosure for my hard disk long ago
can i use it on my internal dvdrom as well?
thx,
gildan2020
hi,
i bought a 3.5" external enclosure for my hard disk long ago
can i use it on my internal dvdrom as well?
thx,
gildan2020
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Uhm, do you have a 3.5 inch dvd-rom then?
Usually they need a 5.25 inch enclosure, you know, 'cos of space not being curved enough to fit that big a volume in so little of it.
But if you are wondering about whether you can buy something similar which your dvd-rom will fit in, then yes, there are 5.25 enclosures too.
Not sure about slimline dvd-roms if that's what you have, though.
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You should buy a Plextor, then.Originally Posted by SnnY
Mine will warp the space/time continuum, which is a very handy feature.
For instance...I am able to burn copies of DVDs that haven't been created yet.
Let's see the RIAA get me for that.
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Err
Yep, I'm getting a Plextor then
Incidentally, I could fit a cd in a 3.5 slot.
But it was just the cd, not the drive, and I kinda' broke the cd
Had to make sure, though
well...of coz i dun have a 3.5" dvdrom
but suppose say i use the back of my external enclosure (which contains all the cables and etc) to connect to my 5.25" dvdrom, will the dvdrom be functional?
thx,
gildan2020
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In theorySpoiler: Showyes, but just to be certain, turn the Magic 8 Ball over and ask again.
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Last edited by clocker; 04-18-2005 at 02:54 PM.
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I think it will work, the interface would be the same.
In theory, as clocker says.
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