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Assume the following:
1. The CD writer is rated at 52X
2. The blank CD-R is certified at 52X
3. The computer can handle this speed
Is the quality of the resulting CD as good as if it had been burned at a
lower speed? Since the 'burning' process is a physical thing it would seem
that when devices / materials are pushed to the max the results might be
borderline. 52X is supposed to be the praactical limit for CD writing. I
have read a few articles that imply one is better off sticking with a
somewhat slower than maximum speed. Any facts or opinions?
Assume the following:
1. The CD writer is rated at 52X
2. The blank CD-R is certified at 52X
3. The computer can handle this speed
Is the quality of the resulting CD as good as if it had been burned at a
lower speed? Since the 'burning' process is a physical thing it would seem
that when devices / materials are pushed to the max the results might be
borderline. 52X is supposed to be the praactical limit for CD writing. I
have read a few articles that imply one is better off sticking with a
somewhat slower than maximum speed. Any facts or opinions?