Is there a reason why my burner is slow...even with normal cd's? I reformatted and everything.. This computer works like a dream after the reformat but the burner still remains on the slow side.. Any input? Thanks in advance!
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How slow is slow?
Check your IDE is set to DMA. Control Panel - System - Hardware - Device Manager. Under IDE/ATAPI Controllers, on your primary (or secondary if you have it) and make sure both devices 0 and 1 are set to DMA mode.
Try getting the latest chipset drivers from Intels website as well. -
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The Pioneer Slot DVD is only a 4x burner...
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well it is a toshiba slot burner... Toshiba MK1234GSX... I know that it burns dvd's slow but a regular cd... The speed has to be faster...I bought this laptop off of newegg.com.. Acer 5672wlmi... Thanks for the post sionyboy i will try that!
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I did check and both are set to DMA mode.. This burner may just b a slow one.. anymore input?
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i have the aspire 5672WLMi from newegg and the cd burning is really slow it takes 2-3x longer than on my other older laptop.
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How long does it take to burn a full 700mb CD exactly?
And the Toshiba MK1234GSX is not a burner, that is your hard drive. I believe the slot loader on the 5672wlmi is a Pioneer, which is a 24x CD burner. Mx burning speed is 3,600kbs, so in theory it should take 194 seconds to burn a full CD, however CDs do not write at max speed across the entire disc, so realistically, around 230 seconds. However, I have found with most Acer laptops there is only one IDE channel, which does slow things down somewhat. On my CD burning I find around 5-6 minutes is about the time it takes to burn a whole cd. -
woops to the poster above you were right.. lol i am dumb
Acer 5672 Burner?
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