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    HL CT10N Real speeds (r/w)

    Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by oile, May 2, 2009.

  1. oile

    oile Notebook Evangelist

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    Hi,
    I've seen that a good number of gateway users have this drive..
    I would like to know the real speeds of it especially CD-R WRITE because on ebay this is reported to be sometimes 8x, other times 12x , also 24x I've seen :confused:

    If you could clarify it I'll be grateful

    Thanks
     
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  2. sparkyman2000

    sparkyman2000 Notebook Consultant

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    Do a search on BD player.....

    Rangerxml, catttman, andy a, Danny748s, flynnaz and many more have it...... ask them
     
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  3. BobXX

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    If you're thinking about buying one for your Santec, don't. The CT10N is SATA while the Clevo M570RU is PATA/IDE.
     
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  4. oile

    oile Notebook Evangelist

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    I know I know! thanks..I'll have a M570ETU wich have SATA..

    maybe someone can post speed here!
     
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    Just wanted to make sure! ;)

    Anyways, Power2Go says my CT10N's max CD-R write speed is 24x :)
     
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  6. oile

    oile Notebook Evangelist

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    wow! wich firmware version?
    can anyone else confirm it?
     
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    CT10N WA02
     
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  9. oile

    oile Notebook Evangelist

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    So after reading all that topic I have more confused ideas...
    Is there a CT10N (that of this pdf) wich simply is NOT a BD reader ??! o_O
    there are 2 different firmwares for it WA02 e WR06 and also a CT10L wich have some problems...
    HELP
     
    oile, May 3, 2009
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  10. RangerXML

    RangerXML Army of None [TRH]

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    Actually there are 3:
    CT10N x2 BD read speed (discuss in the topic with all the various firmwares)
    CT10L x2 BD read speed w/ light scribe (mostly in HP notebooks)
    CT10N x4.5 BD read speed (the PDF that comes in the ladder part of that thread)
     
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  11. oile

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    oile, May 3, 2009
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