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  1. 10th May 2006 20:22 #1
    chesterfield
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    in all y'all's opinion, what is the fastest DVD ripper out there--i mean DVD drive or DVD/Combo drive....

    thanks!!!!!
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    Hi,

    Speed is not only limited by the DVD drive, but also by the BUS Master IDE Controller chip, I remember using a computer that came with an Intel Chip and the transfer speed was 2 times faster than my new machine which comes with a VIA.

    The new SATA controllers also offer much better data transfer.

    Get a BenQ 16x and you will be fine.
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  3. 11th May 2006 01:10 #3
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    Lite-On SOHD-16P9S is the king when ripping for speed. $20 at NewEgg.
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    Originally Posted by smitbret
    Lite-On SOHD-16P9S is the king when ripping for speed. $20 at NewEgg.
    -Brett
    I installed that liteon drive on a pc I built last month for a friend and was disappointed in the performance of ripping. It was so slow compared to my BENQ 1640's & 1650's. I even applied the hacked firmware for the drive but my BENQ 1640's & 1650's still ripped faster than the liteon. :P
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