ASUS CRW-5224A: CDR's Reach The End of the Line
by Kristopher Kubicki on January 13, 2003 7:26 PM EST- Posted in
- Storage
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Quick Look |
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ASUS CRW-5224A |
The Good |
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+ 52X CDR burn speeds |
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The Bad |
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- CD Tray not pressure sensitive |
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Introduction
When ASUS told us about their 48X CDRW drive a few months ago we figured CDRW drives could not get much faster. When we got a working 52X CDRW drive a few weeks ago we were a little surprised, but could the drive really be that much faster?
Remember, the 40X USB CDRW drive we looked at last month operated on a Zone CLV burn; the device only got up to 40X for less than a minute. Under the same logic, a ZCLV 52X CDRW would burn at 52X for an even shorter period of time.
That in mind, we have several extensive burn tests lined up for the drive. Even though there are several 52X CDRW drives on the market, the ASUS 5224A seems to be the most readily available drive.
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Anonymous User - Tuesday, July 29, 2003 - link
Why didn't they make the CD-RW and DVD-RW writting standard like a hardrive? Why couldn't they have used HPFS, or even FAT32 instead of the sequential writting style? It probably would of been a lot quicker to read an write, and you wouldn't need some silly floppy image at the beginning of your CD to make it bootable.rayahari - Friday, August 6, 2010 - link
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What was the need to introduce CRW-5224A when already the features were present in CRW-4012A-U.? I think instead of wasting time on describing the same thing one must focus on the flaws of this CD at https://assignmentjunkie.co.uk/homework-writing-se... and then introduce something better than the previous.