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General Hardware Forum Discuss, Does a GCE-8320B overclocked to GCE-8400B WRITE IN P-CAV??? Im not sure... at International Chat: Hardware related forum; Hi. I've just updated my LG-GCE 8320B to the GCE-8400B(P-CAV) The problem is that im not very sure that it writes in P-CAV MODE so i need the opinion of someone experimented that has test it. THX PS: I thought the writing mode depended


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Old 29-07-2002   #1 (permalink)
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Does a GCE-8320B overclocked to GCE-8400B WRITE IN P-CAV??? Im not sure...

Hi. I've just updated my LG-GCE 8320B to the GCE-8400B(P-CAV) The problem is that im not very sure that it writes in P-CAV MODE so i need the opinion of someone experimented that has test it.

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PS: I thought the writing mode depended on THE HARDWARE instead of a firmware version but nowdays a lot of things are possible...
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Use Nero CD-Speed. You should then see, that your writer writes 20x-40x P-CAV.
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Mine generally gets only to 32x on most media, but there was one time that it actually got to ~42x before reducing to 32x at the very end (32.41x average speed in the end after all). But it IS P-CAV.
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Thanks. About the recording speed, HAVE YOU TRIED CDs CERTIFIED at 40X?? I have read in cdrlabs that fuji and verbatim 40x works very well...
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I've used memorex 40x media and my average speed is 33.41x and at the end it is writing at 40x constantly (for a good 20% of the burn).

With fuji 24x media it does about 36.23 and for about 35% of the burn it is constantly writing at 40x. The fuji is really good stuff.
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