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08-Jun-2005, 02:10 PM #1
Question Drive 48x12x48x Question
The outside of my RW drive reads: 48x12x48x

My questions is - Does that mean that it Reads at 48x and Writes at 12x?
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Read, Write CD-RW, Write CD-R maximum speeds.
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08-Jun-2005, 06:34 PM #4
Thanks for the info.

Second question:

What is the highest speed available right now? I haven't seen anything higher than 52x32x52x

Is there anything faster than that out?
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