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And
17-08-2001, 05:37
i thinking about buying a CD writter and i want one which can copy all games so can anyone help?????

cheers andy

scorpion225
17-08-2001, 06:49
i use a teac cdr-58s itīs very good.


but

YOU COULDN`T COPY DC GAMES DIRECTLY!!!!!!!!!!!
SEARCH THE FORUM!!
YOU MUST RIP THEM FROM DC!!!

this guy was number 193758674 Who ask that

And
17-08-2001, 07:45
cheers for the reply :)

I Like to Rip
17-08-2001, 18:35
I have used many different brands and models of writers. I must say to ANYONE thinking of buying a burner, "GET A PLEXTOR AND NEVER GO BACK!"
I have a 12/10/32x PlexWriter. These things have what's called "Burn Proof" technology. I can burn any type of cd at full tilt, while running macro programs in background, browseing the web, empting recycle bin...anything you can imagine. You can confidently multi-task. I believe I've seen the biggest programs with HP writers. they are not so good at letting you multi-task. Just my 2 cents. hope it helps.

Pir8zrus
17-08-2001, 23:50
Plextor, hitachi, panasonic seem to be the most reliable and supported CD-R/RW - I have a Plextor + Hitachi - never have any problems...

andreashallo
18-08-2001, 04:58
Buy the new Pextor 24/10/40!
Works Perfekt! With Clone CD you can make perfekt 1:1 copies of all games, SafeDisk2 protected games 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DOOM
25-08-2001, 22:43
I use a Yamaha 2100 16X10x40 and I've yet to have a problem with it. No Burn-proofing though but...eh. You can't have everything.

I don't know if anyone has gotten one of those combo drives made by cendyne, but they are the WORST pieces of crap ever made. it is ONLY compatible with nero and nothing else. The only thing they're good for is playing DVD's

BigDick
31-08-2001, 02:07
i have the tdk. with the burn proof buffer underun, i can multi-task and burn at the same time. only $170 after rebate from circuit city

sixdsix
31-08-2001, 08:31
Plextor is definately the Cadillac for CDRWs.. But I still choose a Yammie for Win 95/98/ME... For NT/2K I would go for a an HP...

NightJob
01-09-2001, 01:46
what do you think about the Que! 24x10x40. It has burnproof and costs about 99 bucks.