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#5649218 Posted on: 03/13/2019 03:36 AM
This is why I have a server with an optical drive. I rip everything to storage drives as back ups and easy transfer of the games, movies if needed to all of the rigs in the apt.
i dont know if you are calling the ODD the optical bay, and if is yes in my personal taste i dont buy any case without optical bay cause i have a blue ray and a dvd burner combo and i have a lot of dvds and some game still in disc, so for me is very important the optical bay.
This is why I have a server with an optical drive. I rip everything to storage drives as back ups and easy transfer of the games, movies if needed to all of the rigs in the apt.
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#5649297 Posted on: 03/13/2019 09:53 AM
Yep, ODD = Optical Disk Drive. The trend is to skip it in new products.
i dont know if you are calling the ODD the optical bay, and if is yes in my personal taste i dont buy any case without optical bay cause i have a blue ray and a dvd burner combo and i have a lot of dvds and some game still in disc, so for me is very important the optical bay.
Yep, ODD = Optical Disk Drive. The trend is to skip it in new products.
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i dont know if you are calling the ODD the optical bay, and if is yes in my personal taste i dont buy any case without optical bay cause i have a blue ray and a dvd burner combo and i have a lot of dvds and some game still in disc, so for me is very important the optical bay.