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  1. 24th Apr 2003 07:18 #1
    SLICK RICK
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    Does anyone own a PACIFIC DIGITAL DVD-ROM, if so does it really read at 16x.I was going to get one today if I get good feedback from you guys.

    http://bestbuy.com/ComputersPeripherals/DrivesStorage/CDDVDROM.asp?m=488&cat=511&scat=515

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  2. 24th Apr 2003 08:05 #2
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    I can tell you that based upon my personal experience that Pacific Digital does not like to pay it's rebates and the quality of their stuff is questionable.
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  3. 24th Apr 2003 09:36 #3
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    Anyone else have a comments on a PACIFIC DIGITAL DVD-ROM?

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  4. 24th Apr 2003 11:15 #4
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    ANYONE

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    Not sure on DVD-ROM, but their repackaging of Lite-On CD-R drives are great. I never had problems, with all aspects of the deal. So they make something good. I'd take a chance on their DVD-ROM if I needed another one.
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    I have a PD DVD-ROM, and for me it works great.....i bought it about 2 months ago and have yet to have any problems with it. The 16x speed it superb when it comes to ripping dvd's to the hard drive. So i would give it a thumbs up.

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  7. 24th Apr 2003 17:45 #7
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    i purchased a pacific digital 16x dvd-rom a little over a year ago.. its still running strong.. its just a rebadged item, its actually a Liteon 163d.. its a good drive, you can even modify the firmware to be region free.
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    Thanks for the replies guys.

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    had a cdrw pacific digital. due to too much over burning its pretty much dead. i won't make that mistake again. pacific digital does have EXCELLENT customer service support,IMO.
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    Yeah if its a rebadged liteon the go for it. Not sure how to tell though.
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    Originally Posted by tenders
    pacific digital does have EXCELLENT customer service support,IMO.
    yer damn right they do. i've never had to call them.
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