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seyedaddy
post Dec 22 2004, 09:43 AM
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when i burn 2 cds at a time using my computer at about 40x each, it takes about 8 minutes to burn the cd... with just one cd at a time.. it takes about 3 mionutes. is there any reason for this? also, my buffer fluxuates from 100% and decreases as the burn continues with my lg cd burner. with the lite on dvd burner (when burnign cdrs) its stays at around 98% is that bad?

Why does my lg start high and decrease?

Is that bad?

How can i imorove performance for burns?

just formatted my comp.. thinking my pc was too cluttered or something... but it didnt fix anything...
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Audiyoda
post Dec 23 2004, 09:20 PM
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The Floppy controller is not an IDE drive. You're stuck with it as is unless you add a PCI IDE controller (and can get it working - they're a pain to configure since they need their own IRQ), or put one as a slave on the other IDE channel like this:

Primary Channel: Boot HDD, secondary CD-RW
Secondary Channel: Primary CD-RW, secondary HDD

You'll still run into lags since information must come off one of the HDDs and IDE is not a two way street. There is not way to control the bandwidth of a IDE channel nor can you change it from it's parallel form. So no matter how you configure your drives, you will run into this problem burning two discs at once.
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