Recommended burner
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Recommended burner
Time is tight before I travel abroad and I have promised my Dad that I will help rebuild his PC, so please excuse my leaning on fellow C/I&T PPRuNers instead of doing my own research on this occasion.
Included in the rebuild will be a new CD/DVD burner.
Recommendations, please, that I can reliably order from the South American River dot com or other reliable and fast-to-dispatch suppliers. Reliability and range of formats (read and write) are the top criteria, followed by dependable burning speed and price.
TVM.
Included in the rebuild will be a new CD/DVD burner.
Recommendations, please, that I can reliably order from the South American River dot com or other reliable and fast-to-dispatch suppliers. Reliability and range of formats (read and write) are the top criteria, followed by dependable burning speed and price.
TVM.
Last edited by The late XV105; 9th August 2012 at 23:04. Reason: added missing word (excuse)
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I've got 6 CD / DVD burners at the moment, in 3 systems - 1 Pioneer, 2 Sony and 3 LG. Subjectively, the best performers are the LGs (as in the one's that I seem to end up using for most tasks), and they are also the cheapest.
I always stick two DVD drives, of different brands, in a tower case. Various reasons, but I can almost always achieve the desired result.
SD
I always stick two DVD drives, of different brands, in a tower case. Various reasons, but I can almost always achieve the desired result.
SD
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