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12x10x32 CDRW for 150 no rebates involved

busmaster11

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Sorry if someone's already covered this, but take a looksie at this cute little number I found from mwave.com. Free 10 pack CDRs too!

http://direct.mwave.com/mwave/doc/A11340.html

Specs look like its a rebadged Plextor, as I doubt Aopen makes their own, but it has a 4 meg buffer. My Iomega/Plextor's only got two. Retail box too. Gotta ask about the Burnproof though. Combine that with their 99$ Pioneer DVD-115S slot loading 16x DVD drive and you got a monster combo IMHO.

-Steve

 
Yes burnproof is important, especially if it's a faster (12x) drive. A faster CD-RW means data is being transfered and written faster (duh). When you have a buffer under-run, it's because your system isn't able to keep a steady flow of data to the burner and on normal CD burners the disc is wasted. Burnproof ability prevents bad burns by being able to resume writing to a CD once the data is moving again. At least, that's what I got from reading about it. 🙂

D.
 
BurnProof SchmurnProof. I have an LG Electronics 12x drive. It has an 8mb buffer. No coasters at 12x burning CD-to-CD on the same IDE channel.

-H
 
Hawk, i can burn at 16x on the fly with my cdrom, which is a 56x Afreey, which in my opinion are one of the best cdrom drives you can buy, very fast and excellent at ripping audio DAE. 🙂
 
Try running Prime95 or something else relatively intensive and do a CD to CD on the fly copy with that non-burn proof drive at 12x and see what happens.

Now granted, you don't do that very often but if I run the compiler in DevStudio and burn a CD at the same time, I guarantee you that I will depleat that 8MB buffer!
 
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