Re: 8X cd-roms

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From: Matt Forsythe
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1996 00:00

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Uhh, I don't know much about CD-Roms but I happen to know that 8x's happen 
to be the fastest on the market today. What the problem might be is that 
your PC doesn't operate fast enough for the 8x. Although I doubt that. 
Another problem might be that you don't have enough ram memory. That, also, 
is very unlikely since you bought the system together. Believe me, 8x is 
fast enough for anyone's computing needs.

matt

In article <4enm78$pcu@sol.zynet.net>, student1@edc1.zynet.co.uk says...
>
>I've recently purchased a 486 SX33 with soundcard and 8x CD-ROM.
>Howver the CD-ROM doesn't appear to operate anywhere near fast enough
>for my needs.
>
>Can I get a faster CD-ROM anywhere?
>
>Any address's would be much appreciated.
>
>Thanks.
>

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