A customer with an older computer that has not had any hardware upgrades wants to install a newer, faster optical drive. What would you advise?
A) The customer should purchase the fastest drive that uses minimal hard drive caching.
B) The newer, the faster, the better.
C) An external drive is always better for older machines.
D) A faster drive may not help because the system resources may limit its performance.
E) None of these are advice you should give.

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Upgrading to a faster optical drive may not improve performance if the system resources are limited. It is important to consider the computer's specifications and hardware capabilities before upgrading any components.

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