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What dvd burner works in Vista x64?
Most posts want advice on how to resolve an issue with existing hardware or software. I'm asking for advice on what to buy to avoid any issues. I need a SATA DVD burner for my new x64 build. So far I just have the case, power supply, and processor. In my wish list is the RAM, MB, HD, and OS. Each has been verified to at least "work" with x64 Vista according to the MS compatibility list. Now I'm looking for a DVD burner that some of you existing x64 users have installed and like. Suggestions? I appreciate all feedback. -- AutoCog |
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What dvd burner works in Vista x64?
Any Pioneer (SATA) drive will work wonders. Also take a look at CDFreaks.com
for their ratings to give you a little better insight on dvd burners on the market. I have used Pioneer burners for over 7 years without a single problem. -- Computer/Software Expert "And In The End... The Love You Take, Is Equal To The Love You Make" "AutoCog" wrote: Most posts want advice on how to resolve an issue with existing hardware or software. I'm asking for advice on what to buy to avoid any issues. I need a SATA DVD burner for my new x64 build. So far I just have the case, power supply, and processor. In my wish list is the RAM, MB, HD, and OS. Each has been verified to at least "work" with x64 Vista according to the MS compatibility list. Now I'm looking for a DVD burner that some of you existing x64 users have installed and like. Suggestions? I appreciate all feedback. -- AutoCog |
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What dvd burner works in Vista x64?
"AutoCog" wrote in message
... Most posts want advice on how to resolve an issue with existing hardware or software. I'm asking for advice on what to buy to avoid any issues. I need a SATA DVD burner for my new x64 build. So far I just have the case, power supply, and processor. In my wish list is the RAM, MB, HD, and OS. Each has been verified to at least "work" with x64 Vista according to the MS compatibility list. Now I'm looking for a DVD burner that some of you existing x64 users have installed and like. Suggestions? I appreciate all feedback. -- AutoCog Hi AutoCog, I have the PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-216 ATA working fine under Vista x64 (and under Windows 7 Beta x64). No problems with it at all -- Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled :-) Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-) MVP - Windows Desktop Experience |
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What dvd burner works in Vista x64?
The C. [MS MVP] wrote:
Any Pioneer (SATA) drive will work wonders. Also take a look at CDFreaks.com for their ratings to give you a little better insight on dvd burners on the market. I have used Pioneer burners for over 7 years without a single problem. Please post a link to your MVP profile. Malke -- MS-MVP Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic! http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ |
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What dvd burner works in Vista x64?
Most posts want advice on how to resolve an issue with existing hardware
or software. I'm asking for advice on what to buy to avoid any issues. I need a SATA DVD burner for my new x64 build. So far I just have the case, power supply, and processor. In my wish list is the RAM, MB, HD, and OS. Each has been verified to at least "work" with x64 Vista according to the MS compatibility list. Now I'm looking for a DVD burner that some of you existing x64 users have installed and like. Suggestions? I appreciate all feedback. I've had very good luck with Lite-On DVD burners with Lightscribe. They're among the cheapest, too although these days there's not much difference in price. Tom Lake |