I want to buy a 40X or 48X rewriter. I am now looking for Asus and Liteon. Which one is good in terms of copying ability, stability, compatibility and durability?
I've had good luck with my lite-ons and my older 16x yamaha stil performs fine the 48x lite-on is available at newegg.com for less than 60.00 USD inc shipping it is with out doubt the performance \ price leader these days
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Yep. 48x24x48x Liteon here. It rocks.
Cheap. Fast. Quiet. Reliable. Burns Copy Protected games (for backups!). Burns fast on slow rated media.
What more could i want?
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Lite On 48x burner is pretty great from what i hear.. what makes it an even better deal besides it's very nice PRice Tag... is that you can upgrade the firmware to make it a 52X drive which is nice
the best cd writer around is asus crw-4816A its for abt$100
but if u dodn't have a dvd yet u can get a combo lg GCC-4320B its just for 102 bucks u get a dvd and crw for a good price .
I got 48.7x (7,305KB/s) at full 700 mb burn with the 48x Lite-On with no firmware upgrade and using a 20x rated no name cheap CDR
I just love this [beep-here]!
<b><font color=blue>Press 1 if you want to be on hold, 2 for disconnect, 3 for a representative who will put you on hold before disconnecting.</font color=blue></b>
yeah. its pretty good.
I get 40x or 48x burns with my 48x24x48x using emtec 700Mb 1-16x certified media, and full 48x using TDK gold.
<b><font color=purple>[Rik_]</font color=purple> I wonder how many people have made their own phasechange system?
<font color=blue>[LHGPooBaa]</font color=blue> I get phasechange whenever i eat a hot chillie :lol: </b>
Here is a very informative site on CDRWs:
http://www.cdrlabs.com/reviews/
I have a LITEON 48X24X48 and one of the major features that it can do is full CAV writing (Constant Angular Velocity) the Asus 52X24X52 has this feature too. Don't get a drive that only does CLV writing (Constant Linear Velocity) such as the Asus 40X12X48.