I decided I will not say anything to CDRW drive itself, as I have worked
with many CDR/RWs, each of them gave me both good and bad feedback. A CDRW
may be good to create data CDs, but not good at CD copy; drives are great to
copy, may not meet your other requirement. so I advise on CDRW drive is, as
long as you get a brand name drive, the hardware should be fine, the
important is what software you are going to use.

I do prefer SCSI CDRW drive as SCSI drive is much much more reliable, but
the cost would be much higher too (you'll also need SCSI card).

Jun Qian

----- Original Message -----
From: "knox" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 4:11 AM
Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] cd-rw


> Thanks Jun but my main question is what cd-rw would you recommend . As for
> the other parts I mentioned they are parts I have been collecting for
awhile
> to match parts on AMD's recommended parts list. I had most of the parts
> before T-bird or Duron came out, and i'm not throwing them away to start
> over.

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