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Yamaha or Plextor 16x

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I know plextor has burnproof, but does the yamaha 16x have anything like it? I like the 8megs on the Yamaha but if it dont have anything to help avoid errors i'll go with plextor.

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AFAIK, the Yamaha just has a huge 8MB buffer. It reduces the chance of a buffer underrun, but it doesn't have anything like 'burn-proof'. I plan on getting a Plextor 16x within the next few months.

Reply to yoda271828

The Plextor is the winner here. Burnproof virtually guarantees no coasters.

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also the yamaha is loud and vibrates go with the plexwriter

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Reply to rd382

My plextor runs just ducky. I've not read anything about the yamaha one.
Aren't they comming out with a 20x12x32?

Reply to ejsmith2

is it that big of a deal that it can burn a cd 45 second faster?

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Reply to rd382

I have the Yamaha and although it is a good enough unit if the Plextor had been available I would have gotten it for 2 reasons; burnproof and the plextor has true 16x edge to edge capability where the yamaha uses a different routine that yields mostly 12x perfomance

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Reply to lagger

I got the Plex, it works great!

Reply to Anonymous

Not to me, but there's some people who make a living with their burners....*grin*

Reply to ejsmith2

The good thing about the 20x Yamaha burner that is coming out is not so much the speed of it, but that it has an 8mb buffer and burn-proof.. best of both worlds if you ask me. Actually its not the same burn-proof that plextor and other companies are using, its yamaha's version called safe-burn but it works the same way as burn-proof.

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