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SFX Disc Player

JamesDean
By JamesDean
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I'm building a gaming PC to replace my aging PS3, and as I was looking around I noticed that PCPartPicker doesn't have any Blu-ray/DVD/CD drives available. I need an ODD because this will be replacing my PS3, which I use as a disc player for my extensive movie collection. An ODD is an absolute must, and I would feel better about having one. I would like to be able to burn CDs and DVDs, but Blu-Rays are optional. The case I wish to use is requiring a slim slot load. Please Help!

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slot load, tray load and how thin?

 

https://www.amazon.com/Silverstone-12-7mm-Interface-Blu-Ray-SOB02/dp/B00BY3LCLI

 

Ludicrously expensive, but hey that's what slot loading drives are.

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Why not use a FULLY Portable and something you can use on multiple systems without annoyance of internal removals.

External DVD drives don't cost much more, and are better in every way.

And you can HIDE it away when not using it, keeping your front panel, all flush and nice.........for ghetto haters :)

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