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BenQ DW1625

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6. DVD Recording Tests

 

 

- Writing Performance

The maximum supported speed for DVD+R is 16X (6X~16X CAV), 8X P-CAV for DVD-R, 4X CLV for DVD±RW and 2.4X for DVD+R DL media.

By using Nero CD-DVD Speed's "create disc" function, we are able to see the 16X recording technology being used by the DW1625 burner.

  • 8X DVD+R Single Layer writing

The drive completed successful DVD writing at 16X in 6:17mins. It started writing at 5.58X, reached a maximum writing speed of 15.99X and clocked in an average speed of 11.42X.

Below is a table with several 12X and 16X burners, reporting their average writing speeds as measured by Nero CDDVDSpeed, showing that the BenQ DW1625 is the fastest 16X recorder:

Drive
Writing Strategy
Writing Speed
Average
Writing Speed
BenQ DW1625
CAV
16X
11.42X
Plextor PX-712A
P-CAV
12X
10.62X
ASUS DRW-1604P
Z-CLV
16X
10.11X
Pioneer DVR-108A
Z-CLV
16X
10.03X
LG GSA-4120B
Z-CLV
12X
9.87X

- Supported media list/Burning Tests

We burned 4315MB of data on various DVD±R, DVD±RW media. We used the maximum allowed writing speed for each disc.

- Writing Time Results

  • DVD-R media

  • DVD+R media

- Comparison with other drives

With DVD+R and -R media, the BenQ burner was very close to being the fastest, only 1 second behind the LG GSA-4160B in both cases.

With DVD+RW/-RW media, the BenQ burner was the slowest among the three where with DVD-RW media, the difference was around 40 secs.

- DVD Overburning Test

Overburning is not supported with DVD+R media.

- DVD+MRW Tests

The drive doesn't support the Mount Rainier feature.

 

 

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