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kydblitz

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3. March 2006 @ 13:56

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Could you tell me if these discs are any good

Datawrite Titanium 8x DVD-R 50 Pk

i think they are quite good. just need a confirmation or two before i buy them.

thanks

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saugmon

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3. March 2006 @ 14:23

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We could tell a lot more about them if we had an actual MID code from them. Here's some of datawrite's manufacturers and it don't look pretty:

Datawrite Classic Grey DVD-R 4x (PRODISC S03)
Datawrite Classic Grey DVD-R 8x (FUJIFILM03)
Datawrite Classic Grey DVD-R 8x (Prodisc F01)
Datawrite Classic Red DVD-R 4x (PRINCO......)
Datawrite Classic Titanium DVD+R 8x (CMC MAG. AE1)
Datawrite Classic Yellow DVD+R 8x (MCC 003)
Datawrite Classic Yellow DVD+R 8x (PRODISC R03) Rev03
Datawrite Classic Yellow DVD-R 1x (PRINCO......)
Datawrite Classic Yellow DVD-R 4x (PRINCO......)
Datawrite DVD+R 2.4X (PRODISC R01)
Datawrite DVD+RW ?x (PRODISC W01)
Datawrite DVD-R 4x (RITEKG04....)
Datawrite DVD-R 8x Printable (CMC MAG AE1)
Datawrite DVD-RW 2x (PRINCO......)
Datawrite Red (V2) DVD-R 4x (AN31........)
Datawrite Red (V2) DVD-R 4x (INFOSMART01.)

The MCC-003 would be top notch stuff. The Ritek-g04 is pretty good. The rest of those codes like CMC mag/printco/prodisc/fujifilm03/AML/and Infosmart would be crap!

How much is that 50 pack?

You got a website link for us to them?

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klendathu

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11. March 2006 @ 01:34

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im thinking about getting some of these:

Datawrite Titanium DVD-R 8x (MCC 002)

http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=220596

would these be any good?

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kivory666

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11. March 2006 @ 03:18

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for YOUR sake klendathu, i HOPE that is an error by the website as 8x media, made by MCC, will NOT carry the MCC002 coding~ LOL

if they do in fact carry the MCC002 code, these are "titanium" branded 4x dvd+r media, NOT the rated 8x DVD-R media as stated by the website, they really gotta get their MID codings straight, i'd be weary~ :)

my personal suggestion, stay away~

docTY~

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gurnard

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12. March 2006 @ 12:54

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hi :)
do not touch with a 20ft bargepole

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catfreak

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12. March 2006 @ 13:00

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Datawrite are rebranded factory seconds ... you'd be better off using ... <gulp> CMCMag discs ...

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Blenn

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23. March 2006 @ 09:44

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I just got them from scan. The first 5 I tried to burn at x8 are now coasters. My LG GSA 5120D just doesn't like them one bit.

Paul

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