which dvd writter to take?
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coderunknown
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SONY ---> rashi peripherals. just a thought looking at how easily they goes bad. & how good rashi peripherals reputation in handling RMAs.
Piyush
Lanaya
rashi peripherals??where's it??
anyways almost all popular companies make good products
they dont go kaput unless they are of the old stock or the exceptions
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
they are the distributor of sony. got my sony DVD writer replaced there. only to go bad after 12-14 days
warranty over, game over. i took my DVD writer for repair when just 2 days left in warranty.
Piyush
Lanaya
so does it means luck plays an important role???they are the distributor of sony. got my sony DVD writer replaced there. only to go bad after 12-14 days
bcoz my frnd recently bought a sony DVD writer at 1.2k 3months back and its running like rocket
killer performance......
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
i won't blame SONY. its my PSU problem. damaged 1stly my Combo Drive, LG. brought SONY, went bad again. brought friends DVD writer. got damaged while copying a scratched dis. my PSU is the idiot. a frontech 450W. now replaced with a iBall 400W.
Cool Buddy
Wise Old Owl
I would suggest going for LG. I've seen 3 LG DVD writers (1 my own, 2 with friends) working fine for last 2-3 years.
I've written around 300-400 full DVDs (single layer, duall layer, rewritables, all) over the last 2.5 years and it's working fine. The eject button's not working though, I have to use a command line utility with batch file or rocket dock docklet for that.
I've written around 300-400 full DVDs (single layer, duall layer, rewritables, all) over the last 2.5 years and it's working fine. The eject button's not working though, I have to use a command line utility with batch file or rocket dock docklet for that.
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