Mem TY 40X = NO 52X w/ 52246S unlike what media thread says
Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2003 9:57 am
I tried a Memorex CD-R made by Taiyo Yuden with my new LTR52246S * which according to the media thread here says 52X, but it only lets me select 40X as the burn speed in Nero.
Has anyone been able to use Nero and select 52X burn speed with Memorex TY 40X?
Thanks for any feedback, as always!
* Flashed a brand new Memorex 52Maxx to a LiteOn LTR-52246S with mtkflash last night.
PS: On a side note, I used a TDK (Ritek) 40X, and it did let me select 52X
Unfortunately my hard drive buffer and recorder buffer can't keep up, and it also drops to 24X at end of disc (verified by being able to see real burn speed with registry trick).
I then checked my hard drive and realized that it is already BADLY defragmented already (69% file fragmentation; I've never had it that bad)I defragmented it not that long ago), I guess because of the ULTRA large files (some are 1 gig) I work with. I'll defragment it this weekend and try again.
Or I coult try using another of my three hard drives (I think one of them should be OK as far as fragmentation is concerned, since I don't use that one for storing very large files).
Has anyone been able to use Nero and select 52X burn speed with Memorex TY 40X?
Thanks for any feedback, as always!
* Flashed a brand new Memorex 52Maxx to a LiteOn LTR-52246S with mtkflash last night.
PS: On a side note, I used a TDK (Ritek) 40X, and it did let me select 52X
Unfortunately my hard drive buffer and recorder buffer can't keep up, and it also drops to 24X at end of disc (verified by being able to see real burn speed with registry trick).
I then checked my hard drive and realized that it is already BADLY defragmented already (69% file fragmentation; I've never had it that bad)I defragmented it not that long ago), I guess because of the ULTRA large files (some are 1 gig) I work with. I'll defragment it this weekend and try again.
Or I coult try using another of my three hard drives (I think one of them should be OK as far as fragmentation is concerned, since I don't use that one for storing very large files).