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  1. I was wondering something..I have some scratched cd's dvd's that some readers or writers will read some of the info and others won't..does this mean there are some with stronger lasers?any advice on a brand that does well with this type of situation?..thanks for any help
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    Plextor optical drives are reknowned for reading the unreadable, but they are not cheap

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    Originally Posted by ocgw
    Plextor optical drives are reknowned for reading the unreadable, but they are not cheap

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    Umm...with the older Plextor drives they were known to read scratched discs but not anymore. Plextor no longer manufactures their own drives.Their drives are rebadged Pioneers or Liteon's or even Samsung. Best place to ask is at the old cdfreaks.com Plextor forum.
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    Plextor PX-712SA in my current rig (which is not a newish drive - and was made by Plextor) does not read as well as ancient Panasonic (2X DVD) burner. That thing can read just about anything when all others fail.
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    Originally Posted by budz
    Originally Posted by ocgw
    Plextor optical drives are reknowned for reading the unreadable, but they are not cheap

    ocgw

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    Umm...with the older Plextor drives they were known to read scratched discs but not anymore. Plextor no longer manufactures their own drives.Their drives are rebadged Pioneers or Liteon's or even Samsung. Best place to ask is at the old cdfreaks.com Plextor forum.
    That is a bummer

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