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which r good cd-rs 2 use?
i use tdk which i have never had any trouble with and i think r very good.
but wen i recently brought sum bush cd-rs as they were cheap and u got 25 disks for £10 i snapped them up. but wen i burned a game and tryed it on my psx the game didnt boot up but then wen i tryed it again it did boiot up so sum times it does and sum times not could it b the disk, as i have never had any trouble with tdk? has any 1 had a problem like this? |
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did you buy them from pound stretcher as i brought the same for £10 and i have never had a problem with them.
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I'm from USA not UK, but I use Memorex Black CD-R's (yes, they have black bottoms) and they work great. i havent had any problems with them so far.
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Hi,
Ive been using Verbatim CDRs for 3 years for all my Ps and Ps2 backups and had no problems. I have tryied some cheaper brands and they were crap. You cant go far wrong with Verbatim or TDK as they have a darkish blue colour which the laser units pick up very well. THE DARKER THE BETTER!!! Cheers Dal |
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lol deano looks like me and u buy the cheap and nasty disks. man pound strecher rulez lol
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I would always recommend a branded cdr such as TDK (specially with LG burners), Sony, Verbatum, Pioneer and also Memorex have worked well for me.
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