DVD Burner in 5 Year-old PC

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I have a notebook computer, and had been thinking about an external DVD
Burner for it. I am now leaning towards getting an internal DVD burner for
a desktop HP Pavilion that is 5 years old. It is a P-II 400 mhz with 256 MB
of RAM

Any reason why an internal DVD burner wouldn't work in there?
 
I have a notebook computer, and had been thinking about an external DVD
Burner for it. I am now leaning towards getting an internal DVD burner for
a desktop HP Pavilion that is 5 years old. It is a P-II 400 mhz with 256 MB
of RAM

Any reason why an internal DVD burner wouldn't work in there?
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Check the minimum specs required at the Drive maker's site?



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Find out what the data transfer speed of the drive, e.g. DMA mode 3. Your motherboard port must be able to run at the speed the drive is designed for.
 
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