jasonbourne
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I have two DVD R/RW Drives installed on my computer system. I normally use Nero 6.6 to make me some audio CDs whether they are data audio CDs to play in my car or your regular audio CDs. For some reason though, my maximum writing to a CD is only 4x. Yet if I were to burn a DVD, I can write up to 40x. On my buddies E-Series gateway desktop (the older PCs) he can create audio CDs faster than my machine. Here are ny specs:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Duel Core Processor 4600+
2.41 GHz
2GB of Ram
250GB Hard Drive
80GB Hard Drive
Windows XP Home
Nvidia GeForce 7600 GT 256 MB PCI-E (2 DVI)
SoundBlaster Audigy SE Sound Card
Now I figured that maybe its my DVD drives so I went and bought a brand new one from Walmart and installed it. It does the samething. I can only burn at 4x when making an audio CD.
The current CD media I'm using is CD-RWs. Does that affect my burning speeds or something?
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Duel Core Processor 4600+
2.41 GHz
2GB of Ram
250GB Hard Drive
80GB Hard Drive
Windows XP Home
Nvidia GeForce 7600 GT 256 MB PCI-E (2 DVI)
SoundBlaster Audigy SE Sound Card
Now I figured that maybe its my DVD drives so I went and bought a brand new one from Walmart and installed it. It does the samething. I can only burn at 4x when making an audio CD.
The current CD media I'm using is CD-RWs. Does that affect my burning speeds or something?