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What is a good, fast CDROM for under $50
I am looking to buy a good fast cdrom for under $50, I want at least a 36X speed , perferablly a 40X
thanks
matt
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Have you checked
www.pricewatch.com ?
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[This message has been edited by Joel Kleppinger (edited 02-24-99).]
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The HiVal 40x40's have come down to $99 (or less) For the extra cost you really get unbeatable performance.
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I have an Asus 40x CDROM and I like it a lot. I think it costs about $65.
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Staples has a Memorex 48x on sale for $59.99 then a $30 mail in rebate ($29.99 end result). Gotta be purchased by March 6th.
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Bought an I/O Magic 40x that will only cost me $29 after rebate. It's loud at times - sounds kinda like a small chain saw. Took first one back got another but it acts that way too at times.
I'll be staying clear of these. Good luck with your purchase.
Cyclops O-)
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got the Acer 40x today for $40.00 cash.
they scared me off since the 18x they through out at us that sucked but...at this price..can't lose.
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Ziz...is the Memorex quiet, reliable and read all formats??? TIA
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Don't have it, never tried it, just noticed that it was on sale. I'm having trouble with my Creative 24x and was debating the Memorex, so I might have an answer next week. Also checking a computer show this weekend, hoping to pick up a slot loader style drive.
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stay away from those true 40X+ speed drives from hival, kenwood. they have major reliability problems.
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Just picked the Memorex drive up and it's sweet for the price and rebate (2 days left)
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