• We’re currently investigating an issue related to the forum theme and styling that is impacting page layout and visual formatting. The problem has been identified, and we are actively working on a resolution. There is no impact to user data or functionality, this is strictly a front-end display issue. We’ll post an update once the fix has been deployed. Thanks for your patience while we get this sorted.

NEC 16X Double Layer DVD±RW Drive = $56

HOT!

I got mine last month at $59.95, very nice burner. Highly rated, and cheap too!

No coasters yet.
 
Personally I think the BenQ DW1620 is a better value. There is also a new riplock removal for the firmware to enable 16x reading of DVD+/-R media. The drive can even read dual layer discs @ 16x as well. Factor in the top notch burn quality and it easily beats the NEC up and down the street.

Black OEM model - http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=27-101-632&depa=1 - $58.99 w/ shipping
Beige OEM model - http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=27-101-633&depa=1 - $55.99 w/ free shipping

If you're looking for info about the riplock remove check club.cdfreaks.com in the BenQ/Phillips forums.

 
there is riplock removal for the NEC drive as well. i wish i didn't live in CA and get charged sales tax from NewEgg (for either of these drives!)
 
Yes it is true that there is a riplock removal tool for the NEC, but I'm not sure if it supports reading dual layer discs at 16x. Can anyone comment on this?
 
I've heard of quality issues with the BenQ DW1620, got the NEC not too long ago and it has been great, speed is fine.
 
Originally posted by: Mint_Boy
Yes it is true that there is a riplock removal tool for the NEC, but I'm not sure if it supports reading dual layer discs at 16x. Can anyone comment on this?
Click to expand...


http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=129381
 
all i know is i had some benq cdwriters and they were junk
would be working perfectly, and then all of a sudden coasters galore
i gave one to a partner in a machine i donated to him, and he was installing burner softwares every other month
it was better than nothing, and that was about it
boo benq
 
I admit to being a solid Lite-On fan, however, I'm extremely satisfied with my 3520. Updated firmware (with riplock ON for quietness) and it burns my YUDEN001's @ 16x all day 🙂
 
Originally posted by: codeyf
I admit to being a solid Lite-On fan, however, I'm extremely satisfied with my 3520. Updated firmware (with riplock ON for quietness) and it burns my YUDEN001's @ 16x all day 🙂
Click to expand...

I was debating updating the firmware on my NEC, but since I have another DVD-ROM drive for ripping, I think maybe I'll just dedicate this one to burning. And for problem disks which my other DVD won't rip, maybe this slowed down NEC will do the trick.

 
if newegg one day sale is to end at 5:30 PM PST and it's later than that but I want to buy it now, how does that work? If they're still posting that price will i get it for that?




edit...newegg let me add it to my cart...great deal
 
Originally posted by: Mint_Boy
Personally I think the BenQ DW1620 is a better value. There is also a new riplock removal for the firmware to enable 16x reading of DVD+/-R media. The drive can even read dual layer discs @ 16x as well. Factor in the top notch burn quality and it easily beats the NEC up and down the street.

Black OEM model - http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=27-101-632&depa=1 - $58.99 w/ shipping
Beige OEM model - http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=27-101-633&depa=1 - $55.99 w/ free shipping

If you're looking for info about the riplock remove check club.cdfreaks.com in the BenQ/Phillips forums.
Click to expand...

53.99, Black,W/Nero Shipped

These are the pro versions, 16x is already enabled for DVD+/-R.
 
Originally posted by: GonzoCircus
if newegg one day sale is to end at 5:30 PM PST and it's later than that but I want to buy it now, how does that work? If they're still posting that price will i get it for that?




edit...newegg let me add it to my cart...great deal
Click to expand...


I just received confirmation that my order when through for $56
 
two burners in one box? that won't hurt the i/o?
i got a friend that has a lite-on cdrw and plextor 708a or something. takes over an hour just to burn data disc

but let us know how it works out... tia!
 
Originally posted by: unclebud
two burners in one box? that won't hurt the i/o?
i got a friend that has a lite-on cdrw and plextor 708a or something. takes over an hour just to burn data disc

but let us know how it works out... tia!
Click to expand...

Nope ...
I have burned 4 DVDs@once@4X w/no problem (2 Internal and 2 External), same goes for CD-Rs

 
Originally posted by: unclebud
all i know is i had some benq cdwriters and they were junk
would be working perfectly, and then all of a sudden coasters galore
i gave one to a partner in a machine i donated to him, and he was installing burner softwares every other month
it was better than nothing, and that was about it
boo benq
Click to expand...

The DVD writers are different, it's night and day, some workstations have burned 2000 DVD's and had no coasters with the BenQ burner.
 
Originally posted by: jlmadyson
Originally posted by: Mint_Boy
Personally I think the BenQ DW1620 is a better value. There is also a new riplock removal for the firmware to enable 16x reading of DVD+/-R media. The drive can even read dual layer discs @ 16x as well. Factor in the top notch burn quality and it easily beats the NEC up and down the street.

Black OEM model - http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=27-101-632&depa=1 - $58.99 w/ shipping
Beige OEM model - http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=27-101-633&depa=1 - $55.99 w/ free shipping

If you're looking for info about the riplock remove check club.cdfreaks.com in the BenQ/Phillips forums.
Click to expand...

53.99, Black,W/Nero Shipped

These are the pro versions, 16x is already enabled for DVD+/-R.
Click to expand...

thanks OP
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

Back
Top