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[mazyar]

OK, I am looking for a good DVD-ROM for my PC. Please let me know of any brands/models that you recommend, and any others that I should stay away from. Price is important, but I am looking for quality over price (under 100$ if possible!)
I will get my Radeon 64 VIVO soon, and I want to complement it with a good DVD player

Thanks.

 

[Guest]

Pioneer 116 16x (either the tray load or slot load, pick one--but the slot has digital output). Seen it for around 50-60 dollars.

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[Arrow]

I second that suggestion. I also recommend a look at the Toshibas.

Rob
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[Guest]

My pioneer 116 tray arrives this afternoon $70 after s&h from Runtime. The cheaper places on pricewatch had some not-so-good reviews on http://resellerratings.com/, so Runtime was the cheapest that I considered worth the risk. Alot of places only seemed to carry the 115 which is supposedly louder, or at least they were trying to get rid of old stock before putting the 116 on their sites.

 

[FatBurger]

You'd actually have a hard time finding a DVD-ROM that was OVER $100. They've come down in price pretty quick.

Apple? Macintosh? What are these strange words you speak?

 

[ejsmith2]

Yeah. About the only thing I've seen over $100 are the SCSI. IDE are all under $100, unless you find one of those that are a changer.

 

[Guest]

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