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    New Style Server CD and DVD drives

    I have been seeing a lot more of those new real flat CD drives. do y'all do anything different with them or same strategy as older CD drives?



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    Most of these have some Aluminum in the case, but I throw them in the shred pile. A teeny tiny board and not enough Al to bother with.

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    they just annoy me to end when i miss them in the towers, they got those i knock off .22$
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