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BenQ 1620 [B7P9] and DVD±R Media Review w/pics (56k Be... - 12/18/2004 6:20:46 AM   
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I recently ordered and received my first dvd burner. After much research and debating between the NEC 3500a, BenQ 1620 and the Pioneer, I decided to go with the BenQ because of what emperor recommended. I also recently purchased 20 DVD±R sample pack from SuperMediaStore.com and a few other types of media thrown in there. I have the following scans from Nero CD-DVD. I am in no means an expert. In fact I am sort of going off of this post about the quality:

What is the min/normal/max values in Nero DVD Speed

Can someone please tell me about each burn quality and what I should really be looking for. I don't know what exactly everything means but it looks like the Prodiscs r03-03 came out on top. I am pretty paranoid with the quality write and media because I don't feel like loosing all of my data in a few months to some crappy media or burner that I bought. But so far I have been pleased with my BenQ 1620 burner.

I have included the media type, the speed at which I burned it at and how fast it took to complete the burn. I used Nero 6.6.0.3 on a K7S5A Pro with an Athlon 2000+ w/ 512mb ram that runs a somewhat clean WinXP SP2 install with the SiS drivers. Nero Cache is on the drive that I am burning the files form since the drive is 2x faster than my main drive. Ultra DMA Mode 2 is enabled and the drive is on the Master setting. I hope that is enough info... On to the images:

DVD-R MMC 02RG-20 8X 8min 32sec


DVD-R MMC 02RG-20 12X 5min 39sec


DVD+R Optodisc-0R8-00 8X 7min 50sec


DVD+R Prodisc-R03-03 8X 7min 46sec


DVD+R Prodisc-R03-03 12X 6min 08sec


DVD+R Ritek-R03-02 8x 7min 50sec


DVD-R TYG02 12x 13min 28sec


DVD-R TYG02 16X 17min 49sec


DVD+R YUDEN000-T02-00 8x 8min 01sec


DVD+R YUDEN000-T02-00 12X 6min 10sec


DVD+R YUDEN000-T02-00 16x 5min 47sec


Memorex (Prodisc R03) (DVD+R) (8X)



Sorry if it's too much. It's 3:21am and I'm pretty bored. Let me know if I should add any other media or info. If it's too much to handle, then I guess the mods can either change it so you would have to click on the image or whatever. Oh and feedback would be much appreciated. More from me tomorrow afternoon when I wake up. Thank you!


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RE: BenQ 1620 [B7P9] and DVD±R Media Review w/pics (56... - 12/18/2004 8:52:40 AM   
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Pretty typical results for the 1620. Typically good that is You've got yourself one nice burner there.

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RE: BenQ 1620 [B7P9] and DVD±R Media Review w/pics (56... - 12/20/2004 1:58:12 PM   
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Very good results from BenQ!

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RE: BenQ 1620 [B7P9] and DVD±R Media Review w/pics (56... - 12/20/2004 2:30:52 PM   
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Is it me or does the MCC scan @12x look bad? Others look good to my untrained eye...


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RE: BenQ 1620 [B7P9] and DVD±R Media Review w/pics (56... - 12/21/2004 2:11:29 PM   
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yea it doesn't look good. he should try another burn @12 and see if he gets same results. i myself have not tried that media @12x but will when i get a chance.

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RE: BenQ 1620 [B7P9] and DVD±R Media Review w/pics (56... - 12/22/2004 4:58:05 AM   
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I was thinking the exact same thing that maybe it was a dud. But what sucks is I don't have any more of the MMC. I'm not quite sure what else to do. If you have any "MMC 02RG20" feel free to burn it at 12x, scan it and post it here. Even if you have other media post the results. I wouldn't mind this being a sticky. I know it's not "professional" but I believe that it can answer alot of questions that some people are having.

Just a quick question. I ordered the BenQ 1620 and it came with the 67K9 I believe and I did a straight flash with WinDWFlash to B7P9RPC1.cvt. Is that perfectly fine? Or was I suppose to do the triple attack and flash it a bunch of times?

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RE: BenQ 1620 [B7P9] and DVD±R Media Review w/pics (56... - 12/22/2004 5:08:12 PM   
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Thanks for including the Optodisc 8x DVD+Rs! Most people tend to miss them these days. It'll also work pretty well with Optodisc 8x DVD-Rs

The YUDEN000T02 results are also quite impressive!!


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