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Old 09-12-2004, 15:20
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Yeah, I know youīre right, itīs more a theoretical question. But my impression of this forum is that there are lots of people discussing about very very special topics, and that some of them really have a huge knowledge of everything concerning PS2s and are interested in sharing it and inform others about even the smallest detail. I really appreciate this and found lots of help in the forum, with lots of technical background. That is why I am a bit astonished that the +r/-r question is usually answered by "stick to -r", "stick to riteks" etc. without any insider information about testing, troubles, technical details etc. And there are still people out there with burners who just burn +r, it is important for them to know if they really have to buy a new burner to save their ps2-lasers. Or maybe people used to backup their older games on +r and want to know if they can use them safely. Cīmon, anyone should have experiences and knowledge about this. As far as I am concerned, my old V3 read +R perfectly (so compatibility didnīt matter), but now she shows laser weakness after a few hundred hours of gaming. Maybe this was caused by the (good brand) +Rs, maybe it would have happened with -Rs as well, who knows?
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