A DVD drive connects to a motherboard to read and write data from DVDs, which are optical discs used for storing multimedia content, software, and files. It typically interfaces through SATA or IDE connections, allowing the computer to access the data stored on the disc. While less common in modern systems due to the rise of digital downloads and streaming, DVD drives can still be useful for playing movies or accessing legacy software. They also facilitate data backups and transfers using physical media.
They are the cables that connect your hard drive or cd/dvd drive to the motherboard.
1.44MB drive is a floppy drive and not a DVD drive. DVD and CD drives are bigger in size and connect with a different cable (same as a PATA harddisk cable) on the motherboard. - Neeraj Sharma
Sound cart to CD/DVD drive. In case of an onboard sound of your motherboard, just connect the CD drive via IDE to your motherboard.
CPU, RAM, CPU chip, Motherboard, Proccessor, hardrive, cd/dvd drive, floppy drive, wires.
DVD key? I think if you look on the DVD drive itself it may say something about a key.
DVD-Rw Drive HDD
A DVD drive can be either an internal or external drive, depending on its design and usage. An internal DVD drive is installed inside a computer's case, typically connected to the motherboard. In contrast, an external DVD drive connects to a computer via USB or another interface and can be easily moved or used with multiple devices.
Field Replaceable Unit...Some of the most common are: Processors, Floppy disk drive, DVD/CD drive, Hard drive, drive cables, the motherboard, expansion cards, RAM, power supplies, keyboards, monitors, CMOS batteries...
Motherboard RAM Hard Drive Disk (HDD) CD/DVD Rom PSU CPU Network card (if not build into motherboard) Graphics Card
You can't. The motherboard is the physical part of the PC to which all other components are attached. Windows 7 is an Operating System. To install it simply insert the DVD(?) in the DVD-ROM/RW/R drive.
The most popular is a parallel ATA interface.
The hard drive is not located on the motherboard.