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wonder how long before we see a plextor x32 cdrw?
wonder how long before we see a plextor x32 cdrw?
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Is there a SCSI 32x?
No.
Is that 32x really 32x?
No, it burns closer to 12x most of the time.
So do I care?
Nope.
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Yup. Most all of the CD-R's in stores are only certified for 8-12x so what's the big deal if it can burn on disks nobody carries?
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I only buy Taiyo Yuden (sp?) cdr's, and all of them are certified at 12x but burn at 24x.
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I've just some 16X rated CD's haven't tried them yet though.Comment
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Just bought a PlexWriter 121032S last week.. Fast enough for me, since I've been used to burn at a slow 2 speed.
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AnswersIs there a SCSI 32x?
No.
Is that 32x really 32x?
No, it burns closer to 12x most of the time.
So do I care?
Nope.
- Gurm
1. agreed
2. 12x most of the time, not really, the transition is close to the beginning.
I care
But then I have an 8X Plextor, so that would be a significant upgrade for me[size=1]D3/\/7YCR4CK3R
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Actually, let's be honest - the burn quality you get at ultra-high speed sucks. And the transition isn't as "close to the beginning" as you might like to think.
- Gurm
P.S. Your hard drive can't keep up at those speeds anyway... well, MOST people's can't. If you have an Ultra160 RAID array you are of course the exception.
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