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Matt Garman
My dad's PC previously had an aging CD burner (meaning it was pretty
slow). I installed a Lite-On Black 48X24X48X16 Combo Drive, Model
LTC48161H BK, OEM. With this new burner, it still takes 12--15 minutes
to burn a CD. (I have the non-combo version of this drive, and I can
burn a CD in about three minutes.)
His system stats are as follows:
- Abit KT7 (Via KT133 chipset)
- 768 MB SDRAM
- 1 GHz Athlon Thunderbird
He is running Windows 2000 and the burns were done using Nero Express.
Note also that we tried watching a DVD in this computer, and it was
pretty jerky (sound and picture had noticeable delays). Even without
hardware video acceleration (Matrox Millenium g450 AGP), shouldn't an
Athlon 1 GHz play DVDs pretty smoothly?
Any thoughts on how I can more accurately diagnose the problem?
Thanks,
Matt
slow). I installed a Lite-On Black 48X24X48X16 Combo Drive, Model
LTC48161H BK, OEM. With this new burner, it still takes 12--15 minutes
to burn a CD. (I have the non-combo version of this drive, and I can
burn a CD in about three minutes.)
His system stats are as follows:
- Abit KT7 (Via KT133 chipset)
- 768 MB SDRAM
- 1 GHz Athlon Thunderbird
He is running Windows 2000 and the burns were done using Nero Express.
Note also that we tried watching a DVD in this computer, and it was
pretty jerky (sound and picture had noticeable delays). Even without
hardware video acceleration (Matrox Millenium g450 AGP), shouldn't an
Athlon 1 GHz play DVDs pretty smoothly?
Any thoughts on how I can more accurately diagnose the problem?
Thanks,
Matt