Good CD-RW's

[Emohawk]

Here's an easy question for you...

I need a good, value for money, CD-RW that won't break the bank?

After recent troubles with my IBM drive, I've decided that backing up on CD's is possibly the safest option (important stuff anyway)...

Any thoughts?

Emohawk

 

[Phantasm66]

getting good reports about, say, a 40x or 48x Lite-on drive. Few problems and easy to make copy, erm... backup.... copy protected CDs....

 

[Vehementi]

Plus they're cheap.

 

[Emohawk]

Ta muchly
Someone else recommended Lite-on a while ago, htey seem popular and cheap, just how I like em

Cheers for the info...

Emohawk

 

[Emohawk]

Ok, I have my nice new Liteon CD-RW, but what is the best software to use with it?

I am demanding, hehe

Thx...

Emo

 

[Vehementi]

I'd say go with Nero. :grinthumb

No burning software came with it?

 

[Emohawk]

Yea, there are a few CD's in there... I'm too lazy to install it atm I've got a WD 120gig Cavair to install too.

I just doubted that the software with the drive would be the "best"... I'll give Nero a go tho...

Cheers :grinthumb

Emohawk

 

[poertner_1274]

It all depends on what you want to burn......Nero is good for people who don't know much about burning. Makes things simple.

I recommend CDRwin for most things. A little harder to understand, but better IMO.