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Baconharvester · 2004-05-23, 02:54

I don't which of the two burners I should get. Can you guyrs recommend me which one out of the two and why it's better?

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...106-944&depa=1

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...129-126&depa=1

Oh, and how would I get the nero and other software I need for the burner? These burners can also burn and read every cd and dvd format available (cd-r, cd-rw, dvd+r, dvd-r, dvd+rw, and dvd-rw) except for dual double layered dvds and read them too rite?

Ending · 2004-05-23, 08:55

"Four-Oh-Four"

Check your links, will you?

IMO, Pioneer and Asus have a reputation of being a bit more reliable than the rest, but you might as well throw it with a coin if you have already narrowed the selection to two.

By the way, "mini-disc" is the word of the future -just so sleeeek...

Shadowlord · 2004-05-23, 15:41

i had an older pioneer cd burner, it was the worst piece ever, the drive bay got jammed and it couldnt even read cdrw's.

Ending · 2004-05-24, 11:42

"Older" might be the reason to this, but the recent ones have got pretty good reviews...

Komataguri · 2004-05-24, 13:28

I prefer Lite-On.

They make cheap to buy, but very well built and outsanding equipment.

I personally own the Lite-On 8x DVD +/- RW drive, and I will never buy another brand again.

2004-05-23, 02:54	Link #1
Baconharvester Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2003	Pioneer A07 or Lite-on I don't which of the two burners I should get. Can you guyrs recommend me which one out of the two and why it's better? http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...106-944&depa=1 http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...129-126&depa=1 Oh, and how would I get the nero and other software I need for the burner? These burners can also burn and read every cd and dvd format available (cd-r, cd-rw, dvd+r, dvd-r, dvd+rw, and dvd-rw) except for dual double layered dvds and read them too rite?

2004-05-23, 08:55	Link #2
Ending Senior Member Join Date: May 2004	"Four-Oh-Four" Check your links, will you? IMO, Pioneer and Asus have a reputation of being a bit more reliable than the rest, but you might as well throw it with a coin if you have already narrowed the selection to two. By the way, "mini-disc" is the word of the future -just so sleeeek...

2004-05-23, 15:41	Link #3
Shadowlord ~DESU Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Vancouver, Canada eh? Age: 37	i had an older pioneer cd burner, it was the worst piece ever, the drive bay got jammed and it couldnt even read cdrw's.

2004-05-24, 11:42	Link #4
Ending Senior Member Join Date: May 2004	"Older" might be the reason to this, but the recent ones have got pretty good reviews...

2004-05-24, 13:28	Link #5
Komataguri Reverend K-Rist Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: America's Wang. Age: 40	I prefer Lite-On. They make cheap to buy, but very well built and outsanding equipment. I personally own the Lite-On 8x DVD +/- RW drive, and I will never buy another brand again.