hi.
i have a dell, with a secondary drive (ide) for storing data, and a dvd burner.
my question is - why does it take so long to burn a dvd from data stored on the secondary drive as opposed to the c: drive? it takes at least an hour to burn a dvd from the secondary drive, while it only takes 30 mins from data stored on the c: drive.
also.....whenever i transfer files to/from the c: to the secondary drive, it takes forever as well. i thought storing my data in a different drive would make everything fast. it's even slower than my firewire drives! what's going on?
same type of drives....seagate, ide interface.
any help would be supremely appreciated.
thanks.
daniel.
i have a dell, with a secondary drive (ide) for storing data, and a dvd burner.
my question is - why does it take so long to burn a dvd from data stored on the secondary drive as opposed to the c: drive? it takes at least an hour to burn a dvd from the secondary drive, while it only takes 30 mins from data stored on the c: drive.
also.....whenever i transfer files to/from the c: to the secondary drive, it takes forever as well. i thought storing my data in a different drive would make everything fast. it's even slower than my firewire drives! what's going on?
same type of drives....seagate, ide interface.
any help would be supremely appreciated.
thanks.
daniel.