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depends. I actually test a brandnew Plextor PX760SA, will report
later here how good this new drive is. One thing's for sure
already: it is far superiour then PX740/750, which both
dissapointed me alittle bit (Quality of burned DVD's, Read-
capabilities).
As I usual have a real hugh batterie of different models here
from all important manufacturers, so far I would recommend
PX760A/SA - it is, however, not a cheap drive compared to
competitors and lacks "labelflash"-burn (if you need this
at all, me<-not )
On the plus-side the drive is pretty fast, have alot of capabilities
(similar to that of Plextor Premium). On the down-
side it seems to me that this special-mmc's are only available
to Plextors own native software, Plextools. Seems they im-
plemented some kind of challenge/response-check to secure
the drive. I currently investigate this (in my free time) and
try to find a way around so that 3rd-party software can
use it again. And before someone asks: no - this is not illegal
There are some "unprotected" Plextor firmwares available to overcome this idiotic behavior Plextor introduced in newer drives (AFAIK unfortunately not RPC1 though, at least not yet).
Ppl who actually don't need 18x DVD writing may also take a look at the PX-755A/SA.
Both 755 and 760 also lack DVD-RAM support (yet, don't know if Plextor will add this later).
Everybody be cool! You, be cool!
They'll keep fighting! And they'll win!
depends. I actually test a brandnew Plextor PX760SA, will report
later here how good this new drive is. One thing's for sure
already: it is far superiour then PX740/750, which both
dissapointed me alittle bit (Quality of burned DVD's, Read-
capabilities).
As I usual have a real hugh batterie of different models here
from all important manufacturers, so far I would recommend
PX760A/SA - it is, however, not a cheap drive compared to
competitors and lacks "labelflash"-burn (if you need this
at all, me<-not )
On the plus-side the drive is pretty fast, have alot of capabilities
(similar to that of Plextor Premium). On the down-
side it seems to me that this special-mmc's are only available
to Plextors own native software, Plextools. Seems they im-
plemented some kind of challenge/response-check to secure
the drive. I currently investigate this (in my free time) and
try to find a way around so that 3rd-party software can
use it again. And before someone asks: no - this is not illegal
Hi locutus....
Come visit me on my forum at www.speedlabs.org
Talk to some of our residents there, or make a post in tthe Optical Drives board...
We are old hands at firmware modification, and will help you all you need...
the plextor looks quite nice, I'll wait for your short summary whether its a good one reagrding DPM read out. Looks like I'll buy one after my vacation time end of october... so still a long way to go....
Cheers to anyone giving it's opinion
I'm waiting until the Plextor Premium 2 is available to more markets (so I can start reading reviews on it and so I don't have to pay overseas shipping).
Yeah, i think he means that he will only buy Plextor Products.
Its only one word which is different but it changes the whole meaning of the sentence.:wink:
Btw. my 1 1/2 year old PX 716A got fragged and i did this RMA thing on theyre site. Boom after 48 Hours a got the PX 755A without any costs or sending my old one to them.
This is real service you wont find often this times.
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