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  1. hi, jus a quick question, again i dont know if there is any truth to this but i heard that recording at ur burners top speed, whether cd or dvd rewriter can damage the laser and reduce the life of the dvd writer?

    is this bullsh.t or should i start burning at 2x instead of 4x??

    thanks
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    Join Date: Dec 2002
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    It's BS. Using a 4x burner at 4x on 4x certified media is fine. Burning 1x media at 2x generally requires a hotter laser and could cause problems.
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    Join Date: Jan 2002
    Location: England
    It's more "misinformed" BS.

    If you look at the link I posted earlier, you will see that some Pioneer drives could be damaged out of the box by writing to certain discs before a certain revision of firmware.

    So whoever told you that had his / her info deeply rooted in fact in part, but was inaccurate.
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