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As far as them being the same they both have a Sanyo chipset but not the same chipset.Almighty1 said:I had to ask since I just bought a Plextor PX-716UF two days ago. Had to return my Sony DRX710UL as the USB interface bridge update killed the drive. I was reading somewhere that the Plextor was just a modified NEC as only NEC/Plextor has both the DVD+-R at 16x. I think Plextor does have something no one else has in a -+ format Dual Layer drive though and that the latest firmware supports Dual Layer DVD-R burning.
So Pioneer actually makes their own drives and doesn't use someone elses drives?
Do some reading and you will find that plextor lost it on DVD burners, not even in the top 3 anymore. So no Plextor is not a NEC. So if you want a NEC return your plextor and get one, IMHO you'll be better if you do that.Almighty1 said:I thought Plextor no longer made any of their drives after the SCSI drives since weren't the earlier CDR/CDRW bruners from Plextor all made by Sanyo just like the TDK's were? And I remember reading somewhere that the Plextor was just a NEC.
Also if you want -+ format Dual Layer wait for the NEC ND-3520A, you'll get a drive from a company thats been proven to make some of the top DVD burners and at a cheaper price JMHO.