sam9s
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SONY, SAMSUNG ...... were at some point of time good drives (still not the best), but with demand came supply, and with that came dropped prices and reduces quality. I have used all sorts of drives..... SONY, SAMSUNG, LG, CREATIVE, Lite-On, Philips, HP ... you name it. and the worst were samsung. Creative at one point of time used to give quality drives, but then they went out of this market. At the end SONY and SAMSUNG were all that was left. ASUS was one of first few that came with SATA DVDRW, and I bought it then (around 3,4 years back) and that is the ONLY drive that has performed rock solid in all departments. Apart from Philips and my creative CD ROMS that I bought in the 90s.
Long story short, Sony, Samsung have degraded their quality too much. With samsung I am almost sure it would land in to tray problem with extensive use within 6-8 months. Sony is the same ..... I still have a sony in my bros computer, with tray issues and read issues as well
BD Drives are new in the market, and I have used only couple (LG and Lite-On) LG is my personal drive that has gone into tray problem with in two years of use. Lite On went in to read issues for DVDs ......... So Going with the past record I will recommend ASUS as that is the only drive among my long list that stayed rock solid even after 4,5 years of extensive use ...... Pioneer I only suggested by the company's track record .... I am sure you facing issue with their drive must be a secluded case ,......
Long story short, Sony, Samsung have degraded their quality too much. With samsung I am almost sure it would land in to tray problem with extensive use within 6-8 months. Sony is the same ..... I still have a sony in my bros computer, with tray issues and read issues as well
BD Drives are new in the market, and I have used only couple (LG and Lite-On) LG is my personal drive that has gone into tray problem with in two years of use. Lite On went in to read issues for DVDs ......... So Going with the past record I will recommend ASUS as that is the only drive among my long list that stayed rock solid even after 4,5 years of extensive use ...... Pioneer I only suggested by the company's track record .... I am sure you facing issue with their drive must be a secluded case ,......
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