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NEW LG GCE-8523B TEST SURPRISE

Postby farookh on Sat Jun 07, 2003 7:29 pm

The new LG 8523B is a totally new drive based on the Media tek MT1588 single chip solution and most probably will oc to 32x cdrw

here are some photos and tests on the new drive

http://baazee.web1000.com/lg.htm
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Postby Raz0rX on Sat Jun 07, 2003 10:53 pm

I also noticed the new batch of 8523B from LG. At first, I didn't know that it had a new design until Farookh brought it up. Few weeks ago, the computer warehouse that I worked in got only 4 boxes of 8523B...and the rest, 8520B....so it's very rare to get the 8523B.
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Postby Harrier on Sun Jun 08, 2003 2:57 pm

What about real cd writing?
Not Cd Speed simulations?
I mean Nero burning rom times.

By the way, i like the new design.
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Postby farookh on Mon Jun 09, 2003 8:51 am

2:26 to write 661mb with nero

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Postby Ian on Mon Jun 09, 2003 11:26 am

How is media compatibility? That was my biggest complaint with their other 52x writer.
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Postby farookh on Mon Jun 09, 2003 8:43 pm

Media compatibility has improved a lot with this new drive. LG 40x that used to write 48x on the 8520 now wite 52x on this also some 10xcdrw now write at 12x

here is a small list of media i tried.

LG 40x 80min 52x
Moserbaer Pro 52x 80in 52x
Moserbaer 32x printable 52x
Princo 48x 80min 48x
Princo 32x 80min 48x
Benq 24x 80min 52x
Imation 8x 74min 40x
Sprint 24x 90min 40x
Amkette 48x 80min 52x
Dynamic 32x 40x
Strand 80min 12x 40x
Samsung 24x 40x
Writex 80min 52x
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Postby Reg-da-Ripper on Tue Jun 10, 2003 12:26 am

I noticed that in your screen shot above, the burner reached 50X but not 52X. :) Did it slow down near the end or is that the actual maximum of that particular burn?
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Postby TheWizard on Tue Jun 10, 2003 12:51 am

farookh wrote:here is a small list of media i tried.

LG 40x 80min 52x
Moserbaer Pro 52x 80in 52x
Moserbaer 32x printable 52x
Princo 48x 80min 48x
Princo 32x 80min 48x
Benq 24x 80min 52x
Imation 8x 74min 40x
Sprint 24x 90min 40x
Amkette 48x 80min 52x
Dynamic 32x 40x
Strand 80min 12x 40x
Samsung 24x 40x
Writex 80min 52x


Are these just the maximum speeds achieved in a test by CD Speed or are these actual results from burned CD's? If they are the latter, did you check each disc for errors using CD Speed's ScanDisc? I'd like to add results for the GCE-8523B to the Media Compatibility Thread.
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Postby jedimc on Tue Jun 10, 2003 1:57 am

Who were the LG 40x 80min manafactured bye
I have a LG GCE-8520B 52/24/52
and Samsung CD-ROM SC-148T
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Postby farookh on Tue Jun 10, 2003 5:51 am

LG 40x manufactured by CMC Magnetics

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i have done wite test only on the LG, Princo & MoserBaer cds
all other are cdspeed test not actual burns.

As for not reaching 52x i think it would have if i put mode data since it was just 661mb or 75min, 700mb or 80mins goes over 52x
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Re: NEW LG GCE-8523B TEST SURPRISE

Postby Scour on Thu Jun 12, 2003 6:58 pm

farookh wrote:The new LG 8523B is a totally new drive based on the Media tek MT1588 single chip solution and most probably will oc to 32x cdrw

here are some photos and tests on the new drive

http://baazee.web1000.com/lg.htm


The link did´t work correcty, i only see a site with banners and ads
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Postby cfitz on Thu Jun 12, 2003 7:20 pm

Try again, Scour. The link is working fine for me.

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Postby dodecahedron on Thu Jun 12, 2003 7:28 pm

for me too.
on a few different dates, and just now too.
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Postby Scour on Fri Jun 13, 2003 9:53 am

Eliminate...
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- Pop-Ups! -
- Browser Resizes! -
- Mouse Traps! -
- Background images! -
- Plus Much more! - Control...
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- Your Privacy! -
- Alert Boxes! -
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- onMousever Events! -
- Plus Much More! -
more --> more -->




Start Surfing allows you to protect your privacy while surfing and searching the Internet by acting as a "filter" between you and the website you are visiting. Startsurfing acts as your shield from Pop Up Windows, Mouse Traps, Window Resizing, and scripts that attempt to record your personal information.
Start Surfing filters out any scripts and cookies with parameters you decide upon.

These controls and filters actually improve your viewing speeds since unwanted scripts and pop up advertisement consoles do not take up additional bandwidth, load time or computer processing. You can be free to Start Surfing - the way you want to see the 'net! more -->


Where must i click to go on?
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Postby MediumRare on Fri Jun 13, 2003 10:09 am

This is weird! I just logged in to say that I see the same problem as scour- redirect to "http://download.startsurfing.com/", full of ads. I tried it a last time- and got through!

In the meantime, Opera died (twice) and I decided to reboot. And now I get through if I'm logged in or not.

Weird. :roll:

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Postby cfitz on Fri Jun 13, 2003 10:45 am

Maybe I could see the link because I had my Proxomitron software enabled when I clicked on the link. (By the way, I can still see it as I post this message).

Scour, there is no link (beyoned the one posted right here) to click on. When I click on the link here in this thread I go directly to the review.

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Postby KCK on Fri Jun 13, 2003 11:28 am

No problems here with IE 6. XP SP1.
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Postby cfitz on Fri Jun 13, 2003 11:36 am

Scour and MediumRare - you are being discriminated against because you speak German. :(

web1000.com wrote:We actually do make money directly. We do this on things like 404 error traffic and some non-United States traffic that many advertisers would not purchase anyhow (like Korean and Chinese traffic), which we turn into 404 traffic. You will notice that 404 traffic is directed to advertisers.


If you speak English, they show you the site. If you speak another language, they show you ads. Kind of an odd business plan, but I guess it works for them.

Of course, they don't really know what language you speak. Their servers just look at the language setting of your browser to determine what to show you. If you want to see the site, go to "Tools"->"Internet Options"->"Languages..." (in IE) and set your top priority language to be English.

Insidious... :evil:

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Postby Scour on Fri Jun 13, 2003 11:47 am

KCK wrote:No problems here with IE 6. XP SP1.


I tried it with IE 6 SP1, Netscape 7 and Opera 6.01 (all german versions) :cry:
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Postby cfitz on Fri Jun 13, 2003 11:48 am

Scour, set your browser's preferred language to be US English as I suggested above and try again.

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Postby dodecahedron on Fri Jun 13, 2003 11:48 am

cfitz wrote:Insidious... :evil:

quite! :x
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Postby MediumRare on Fri Jun 13, 2003 12:33 pm

cfitz wrote:Of course, they don't really know what language you speak. Their servers just look at the language setting of your browser to determine what to show you. If you want to see the site, go to "Tools"->"Internet Options"->"Languages..." (in IE) and set your top priority language to be English.

Insidious... :evil:

cfitz

They must have yet another sourver for their :evil: information- I have english set as preferred language in Opera 7.10. I suspect it could be my Internet provider- they have a compulsory proxy and that may (?) show a .de in the referrer (or it may be Opera, which shows me German ads, and so must know something).

I won't worry about this unless it starts happening more often.

Ian- this is not a good example. :wink:

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Postby cfitz on Fri Jun 13, 2003 12:44 pm

MediumRare wrote:I suspect it could be my Internet provider- they have a compulsory proxy and that may (?) show a .de in the referrer (or it may be Opera, which shows me German ads, and so must know something).

It certainly sounds like something is indicating to the outside world that your browser wants to see German content.

MediumRare wrote:I won't worry about this unless it starts happening more often.

Yes, this is the only time I have ever seen this sort of behavior on a web site.

MediumRare wrote:Ian- this is not a good example. :wink:

Allow me to be nosy and ask: not a good example of what?

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Postby Scour on Fri Jun 13, 2003 3:16 pm

Hello!

Thanks, cfitz. I changed the language and now i can see the site
correctly
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Postby MediumRare on Fri Jun 13, 2003 4:49 pm

cfitz wrote:
MediumRare wrote:Ian- this is not a good example. :wink:

Allow me to be nosy and ask: not a good example of what?

cfitz

not a good example of a business plan for a web site!!

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