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    View Poll Results: What Dvd burner(s) do you own?

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    • Pioneer

      63 36.63%
    • Sony

      22 12.79%
    • NEC

      39 22.67%
    • LG

      15 8.72%
    • Optorite

      3 1.74%
    • Philips/Benq

      4 2.33%
    • Liteon

      38 22.09%
    • Plextor

      8 4.65%
    • other

      17 9.88%
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    Thread: What dvd burner do you have?
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    1. #61
      Join Date
      Sep 2001
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      I bought a LG 4163B last week and it´s working fine.
      Even bitsetting is supported by the 4163B.

    2. #62
      Just got me a Benq DW1620 pro, so far im very content.
      I really like the QScan software. It scans blank media for possible burning speed\quality.
      My old burner was a 401s@811s. Did a good job but was a little too picky on the media imo.

    3. #63
      Join Date
      Apr 2002
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      Germany
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      Quote Originally Posted by Master
      I bought a LG 4163B last week ...
      What's with the Samsung you liked to get?

      Greetings from
      Duracell
      "I do not rack my brains over questions which I cannot answer."
      Konrad Zuse

    4. #64
      Join Date
      Sep 2001
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      Quote Originally Posted by Duracell
      What's with the Samsung you liked to get?

      Greetings from
      Duracell
      It was a Toshiba with a Toshiba chipset and not a Toshiba clone.

      Please remember that the Samsung is available with a Mediatek and a Toshiba chipset


      To make it short, after some warranty problems with an online shop i decided to buy my hardware at a local computershop. The Toshiba wasn´t available there so i bought the LG instead. Untill now i am not dissapointed with the LG drive. As i said before, bitsetting is supported and codefree FW is available too.
      SD3 copy from Doom3 is working fine too.

    5. #65
      I just upgraded the 3500 firmware to a hacked 2.18 (from Liggy), as 2.16 had problems burning to any speed higher than 2X a badge of 8X DVD-R media I got (Blue Media- crap in general, but they were very cheap, and the burning quality with the NEC is just fine- everything I've burned up to now is flawless). So far, so good, "Blue Media" crap now burn at 8X without issues.

    6. #66
      Pioneer 104, 105, and 106
      Plus Ça Change, Plus C'est La Même Chose.

      Windows XP SP2
      AMD 64 3000+ CPU
      1GB DDR 400 PC3200
      Pioneer 106D // Yamaha F1
      ATI Radeon 9500
      Dazzle PCI-DVCII Capture Card
      FIC K8-800T / Antec Sonata Silent Case
      (2)Maxtor 120gb, IBM 120gb, 80gb, 60gb Maxtors
      (2)Seagate 200gb SATA drives on VIA SATA

    7. #67
      Join Date
      Nov 2001
      Location
      Mexico
      Posts
      478
      Pioneer 105 and Pioneer 106 and soon to be added Pioneer 108
      "No es la fe lo que salva sino el no tenerla (It is not faith what saves but not to have it)"
      - Antonio Plaza -

    8. #68
      Quote Originally Posted by soundforbjt
      I have a NEC 2510A and a NEC 3500AG.
      Now have a NEC 3500 and a BenQ 1620!

    9. #69
      NEC ND-4550a

    10. #70
      PX 712A
      Last edited by jasmin; 12-10-2005 at 00:15.


      Never argue with an idiot: first he will drag you down to his level, then he will beat you with experience.

    11. #71
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      12,253
      mines GAS oh....... wait i have a pioneer 109


    12. #72
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      Nov 2002
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      Scotland
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      4,252
      I have a LiteOn DVDRW SOHW - 1693S

      BaNzI

    13. #73
      Join Date
      Oct 2001
      Location
      Dorset, England
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      240
      Pioneer DVR - 110

      It does what it says on the box!

    14. #74
      Join Date
      Oct 2001
      Location
      Geordie, UK
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      695
      Used to be a Toshiba 8x (which was brilliant, but gave it to a mate to help him out - too good a bloke, me) then an LG 16x which slowed down my comp ridiculously when burning, but burned well. (Still not up to the standard of the Tosh though) Now with a new computer, a Fujitsu Siemens Scaleo H bought last Fri the 6th of Feb 06, I now have a Philips dvd8701, which I am sooo tempted to crossflash back to Benq.

      A penny saved is ridiculous.

    15. #75
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      Jun 2003
      Location
      Leicestershire, ENGLAND
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      Pioneer 108 for me.
      writes Ritek 8 speed at 12x without problem so far........


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