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What works and what doesn't????
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http://newegg.com/app/listProduct.asp?DEPA=1&submit=Go&description=5%2E25%2Cenclosure
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All the boxes work, it depends on what type of interface you need or want to use.
Available interfaces:
USB2.0
Firewire (IEEE 1394)
SCSI
What do you want to use the box for? -
I don't know what you're using this for, but if your loaning it out to friends then I would lean towards USB 2.0 which I think would be more common and would also work with USB 1.1. I would also go with an encloser that has the power supply built in so its basically using a generic power cord and USB cord.
Question: what's the speed limit on a burner if you hook it up to a 1.1 port? -
I would wait for the new box-standard to come out, more sides and greater openings.
Corned beef is now made to a higher standard than at any time in history.
The electronic components of the power part adopted a lot of Rubycons. -
I've noticed from the forums that dvd-rw's that work great as internal run into problems as external. ie: NEC will not burn -r in external enclosure. Pioneer and LG also ran into problems. Is it the box, or tech?
I have 2 drive bay settup and would like to buy dvd-rw as external since I would use it the least, IF box tech can handle it. More sides, lol good one Dog :P
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