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sporkme:
there was such a machine i saw on the net the other day.  i will retrace my steps and see if i can dig the bastard up.

however....

my assumpion about cdr burning is that the process is allocated a certain amount of processor time RATIONAL (consider the meaning plz) to other processes running, hence degrading the speed, accuracy, and reliability of a second burning process.  it is definitely a big ugly set of calculations that i doubt windows will like.  without 2 cdr's i cannot test this...   what this boils down to is    WHY THE FUCK???  BUY A UP TO DATE CDR DRIVE and you will save time.

this dude obviously has too much time and money on his hands, please send me his surplus of these to:

[email protected]

sporkme:
errrrrr   tell him he needs to buy two computers from you, which you can "seamlessly and securely" netowrk (for an extra fee) and then go buy a big nasty american car with the commission.

RudeCat7:
to: Void Main

How fast can your cd-burner write on the P100?

I used to have a fast burner on a 400mhz machine and it would limit the burning to 8x in winderz.

voidmain:

quote:Originally posted by RudeCat7:
to: Void Main

How fast can your cd-burner write on the P100?

I used to have a fast burner on a 400mhz machine and it would limit the burning to 8x in winderz.
--- End quote ---


What was your drive capable of?  Obviously the hardware has to be capable of pumping the data at the rate you want to burn. On my P100 which is obviously quite old, I have a quite old CDRW (2x write I believe) but it has never made a coaster and it does many other things besides burn CDs (file server, firewall/router, proxy server, internal web server, etc, etc). Burning CDs have no effect on any other operations which I can't ever remember being the case on Windows running on a P100, burning a CD was the only thing you better be doing, and then it would be wise to reboot the machine between burns.

Now on my Athlon 1600 I have two 8x burners with ATA100 hard drives. It has no problem burning two CDs at once, full speed and still can work on the machine like normal.

choasforages:
i wonder if i can burn at 48x with my 400mhz system? or would i have to use tricks to get it to burn that fast

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