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I have a birthday coming up in Feb. I was thinking about asking for a CD Burner / DVD-ROM combo. I may have to rethink that now. I have two drive bays. I saw these two Lite-On drives at NewEgg.Com. Now I may want these drives for my birthday.


LITE-ON LTD-166S16X DVD ROM Drive - Retail48X CD-ROM Access all format DVD-ROM/R/RW, CD-ROM/R/RW title & disc Comes with Audio Cable, Manual and Power DVD Software, Model#: LTD-166S Special Free FedEx Saver Shipping - $40.99


Lite On 52x24x52 CDRW Model LTR-52246 Retail Buffer underrun error free & automatically adjust writing strategy plus running OPC to meet various burning condition.
Specifications:
Speed: Recording 52Xmax CAV Re-writing 24X High-Speed CLV Reading 52Xmax CAV
Interface: ATAPI-E/IDE, support up to Ultra-DMA Mode2 33.3MB/sec
Access Time: 80ms
Buffer Memory Size: 2MB
Operating System: Windows 95/98/NT/XP/2000/ME
Model#: LTR-52246 Special Free FedEx Saver Shipping - $65.99

I have personally order from newegg as well as many other CDRLabs memebers. They have very good service and also some of the best prices found online.

You can also check out Newegg's reseller rating here:
http://www.resellerating.com/seller_inf ... er_id=2121

Newegg is the shit. I rarely shop anywhere else these days.

I'm assuming that is slang for good? :)

lol... yeah

One thing I noticed about NewEgg.Com they only carry OEM Western Digital hard drives. I wish they would carry the new Western Digital Special Edition hard drives retail boxed versions.

craiger wrote:One thing I noticed about NewEgg.Com they only carry OEM Western Digital hard drives. I wish they would carry the new Western Digital Special Edition hard drives retail boxed versions.

Any reason why you need the retail version? The software and manuals that come with the retail edition box can be downloaded for free from Western Digital's website. Both the OEM and retail versions of the Special Edition drives carry the 3-year warranty too. So its a much better value to buy the OEM drives and then download the software and manuals you need.

http://www.WesternDigital.com

local Fry's stores have some of the best deals on JB retail WD drives !!

eliminator wrote:local Fry's stores have some of the best deals on JB retail WD drives !!

Yup! I'm waiting for my local Fry's to have a sale on the 80GB SE Hard Drive.

just got & installed my 160GB/8MB GB one - includes a nice Promise contr.card 100ATA, and comes down to only $120, incl. 2 MIRs & $20 instant rebate !!!

eliminator wrote:just got & installed my 160GB/8MB GB one - includes a nice Promise contr.card 100ATA, and comes down to only $120, incl. 2 MIRs & $20 instant rebate !!!

WOW!
$120 is a steal for that hard drive and a Promise ATA100 card.

Are those new Western Digital Special Edition hard drives quiet?

craiger wrote:Are those new Western Digital Special Edition hard drives quiet?

All 7200 RPM hard drives sound about the same. However, Seagate drives do seem to make the least amount of noise out of the companies that make 7200 RPM drives. But if you have a bunch of cooling fans in your case like me, you can't tell the noise coming from any hard drive.

I bught from Newegg.com couple of times too and no problems so far.

I've got a Dell 4550 with the variable speed fans which are virtually silent and I can't hear either of my 7200 RPM WD drives. If I run benchmarks that thrash the head around, I can hear muffled sounds of the heads moving, but its barely noticeable and there is no whine from the platters like the old 5400 RPM drives. If anything, I want to quiet down the low hum of the fans even more!

KuoH

BuddhaTB wrote:All 7200 RPM hard drives sound about the same. However, Seagate drives do seem to make the least amount of noise out of the companies that make 7200 RPM drives. But if you have a bunch of cooling fans in your case like me, you can't tell the noise coming from any hard drive.

That was the wrong question to ask

hoxlund will probably replay saying he loves newegg and wants to give them a "big ol' hug"

anyone else remember that thread where he said he wants to give them a big ol' hug?

no i won't say that, but ill say this, if it were possible to have sex with a website, i would have sex with newegg.com... period.

if you shop anywhere else i'll have to hunt you down and kill your dog, not even close to kidding

and if anyone replys to this message, putting down newegg.com, ill do even worse to them

cause they would be total fat a$$ liars, let me repeat myself for the 14th time, newegg.com is the shizz nitty, nizzel of online retailerzzz

Well Newegg.com is just a #$#@!@$!@@%! and Buy.Com kicks but.

Just kidding hoxlund. :)

ohhh no, now you did it, everyone backup, watch out while i explode on craiger, craiger i hope you were makin a joke

craig, craiger, the craigest !

hoxlund wrote:no i won't say that, but ill say this, if it were possible to have sex with a website, i would have sex with newegg.com... period.

if you shop anywhere else i'll have to hunt you down and kill your dog, not even close to kidding

Wow! Strong words coming from a Best Buy employee. Where's your company loyalty? Shouldn't you be encouraging us to buy from Best Buy? Isn't it's name alone proof that you get the best buys there?

cfitz

Ian wrote:Newegg is the shit. I rarely shop anywhere else these days.

'Tis better to be "the shit" than to just be plain 'ol shit.

Two thumbs up for newegg.com!

yes but cfitz, you have to admit, online only stores play on a whole different battlefield

Don't get me wrong, best buy is great, but newegg.com has it all for online stores

Orderd a bunch of stuff from them just before xmas and it all arrived within three days