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Old 12-10-2003, 08:29 AM   #1
MitchM99
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Question opinion... scsi opticals vs. ide opticals


Hey, first off if this belongs elsewhere please close/move but I thought GH was appropriate.

I have a Lite-On 52-32-52 CDRW and a pioneer 16x dvd rom. I was wondering if selling these off for scsi versions was worth it In your opinion.

I think it's NOT worth it but would like to see other folk’s responses.

Also, the scsi drive I am looking at is either the yahama 16x8x32 or plextor 12x8x32 either is great and I have a few places I could pick either one up for a little more than both my drives combined.

Thanks!

Mitch
 
  


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