Anyone using that burner ? I find it very quiet, never got a problem. Here are the specs :

Max. 16x writing speed for DVD-R/+R*
Max. 8x writing speed for DVD-R DL (Dual Layer) and +R DL (Double Layer) Discs
Max. 6x writing speed for DVD-RW
Max. 8x writing speed for +RW
Max. 5x writing speed for DVD-RAM.

Well... Pioneer have made good DVD burners for quite some time.
I use an older Pioneer (3 years old or so) burner with max speed 4x.
It still works just fine. And I can use any +r or -r (or rw) media on it
(at least I havn't found one that doesn't work!)

I guess I'll try to find a Pioneer burner for my next computer too

/Irkasmork

I've never used a Pioneer DVD burner before, but it seems to have got some pretty good specs.

Not too shabby, my dvd burner is so old, it's almost laughable, I have an HP 300i, which is now called the 300n, only supports DVD+R discs and max speed of 4X, but at 5400kb/s i'm not complaining, that's pretty fast, i've never had a miss burn with it in the 3+ years i've had it.
If i end up getting another someday i may give pioneer a shot.

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