Please Recommend a Cd-rw
Please Recommend a Cd-rw
Since my cd-rw was stolen around a year ago I have yet to replace. I would like to get a fast drive, something resonably priced, and performance/reliability is a must. Mostly Ill be burning music to play in my car. Thanks so much for your help. You guys are great.
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Another vote for Lite-on - I have purchased four 32x12x40x units from NewEgg.com - all of them outstanding performers, and the retail box comes with Nero.
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personally i like the yamaha series that cameout about a yr ago. i have on, its not super fast, but fast enuf for me, and haven't had a prob yet.
but if theose 40x liteons are fairly cheap, i may just hafta get one
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well I would have to say the ONLY yamaha worth anythign is that new one of theres the 44x. the 16-24x's were awful.
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Ya the earlier Yamaha's were a POS I had a 16x10x40 i got from Greg had to RMA it after about a month... Thing wouldn't read a cd for shit and burned 1 coaster out of 2 cd's... sent it to yamaha and they changed the damper and something else in it and it was fine after that but i still sold it and got a different one. Plextors are good drives but they are pricey cause of the name. Lite On IMHO has just as good quality at a cheaper price.
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I have a SCSI Plextor setup, but it's old compared to today's standards for speed. The Plextor burner is a 12x4x32. I have burned over 1000 CD's without a single problem, and I hate to replace it because of the performance of SCSI for these types of devices. To bad Plextor discontinued making SCSI burners.
