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23-01-2003, 11:26
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Recommend best CDRW!!
Since it's been about a decade when Gamecopyworld last updated its "buying a cd writer - best of the best" articles, I'm asking the public:
Based on the following criteria, what is the best CDRW to purchase? - Fully supports for 80 Minutes CD-R's. - Supports OverSizing/OverBurning. - Write at 24x speed or better. Preferrably 48-52 - Rewrite at 12x speed or better. Preferrably 24. - Read at 48x speed or better. Preferrably 52 - 4MB cache buffer. Preferrably 8mb. - Must copy Protected CD's. - Must support TAO, DAO, Multi-Session & Incremental Packet Writing. - Must support RAW Writing (used in CloneCD & BlindWrite). - The firmware must be Flashrom upgradeable?? - SCSI or EIDE. - Cost is NOT an issue, but under 250.00 would be nice. 
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26-01-2003, 20:09
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There is no best cdrw. Everybody has a different opinion. Read some review sites like zdnet.com and cnet.com. They usually do pretty good reviews.
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29-01-2003, 08:26
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Mybe the bst in my eyes Lite-On 48X
writes all safedisc versions on ps2 also supports anything and everything get a lite-on m8 there gr8
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29-01-2003, 08:27
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also only 50 quid or so and i meant 2 say pc not ps2
sorry
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