Burn Speed to CD-R (was Re: SATA problems)

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Ow Mun Heng wrote:

So ATA66 is about as fast as your hardware will exploit with two
drives on the cable. ATA100 reduces bus contention for "both rives
ready simultaneously"



Okay..okay.. This is VERY Off-track.. but maybe you guys can shed some light..

I just bought a CD-writer (52x24x52 attached as master on 2nd IDE channel -
UDMA mode 2) and I've got 2 HD attached to the primary IDE channel. Both
drives are UDMA5 on ATA100 (on a ATA133 capable M/B) Burning disc using Nero
can't get me higher than 24x! The reason it's giving me is..transfer rate
from source data is too slow. (I'm burning from a 120GB 8MB cache Master
Drive. Slave is a 20GB 2MB Cache)

So.. what's up.. Running a disk transfer rate test saw my 120GB transferring
at ~40MB/s.

So..what's up. Does the above holds true???


You're running Nero for linux? :-P

In order to get the maximum burn speed, you need fast media. What brand of CD-R are you using, and what's it's speed rating? If it's rated at 24x, that's the best you can expect to get.




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