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I own a 8435E, Manufactured by SEC, on JUNE 2000, and works prefectly fine
with me. I have no problem whatsoever (till now) with cds, or cdrws, and the
only thing I have to be honest is that there's some kind of incompatibility
problems with some softwares, so if you are new in this you might look for
another model.

I have been using a CDR since firsts P�nnacle were on town, at 1x speed,
(+10 years ago) and since then I know how hard is to find some program that
does exactly what we want (and of course, never burn wrong a cd). Finnaly, I
guess in a few days lots of programs will recognize my unit and I will be
abel to use them, so I don't think CL is guilty of this issue, since they
sell hardware, and not software.


Samsung, Phillips, Matshita (Panasonic) who ever made it, CL is always an
excellent choice. That's why they keep becoming the "standard" on PC.




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"NATE" <none@foryou.com> escribi� en el mensaje
news:MPG.1482840669c2f2d3989682@news.soundblaster.com...
> OK, I purchased a CDRW Blaster 8432 about two weeks ago.
> Everything has been fine with it so far, but both my BIOS and
> windows see it as an 8435E.
>
> Can someone please tell me if this drive is made by Plextor,
> Philips, Matsushita, or perhaps another company. Creatives
> specifications for the 8435E show a 4MB buffer, and Plextors
> specs for their 8/4/32 CDRW also show a 4MB buffer. Both the
> 8432E and 8438E show a 2MB buffer. The front of my drive does
> not look like the drawing on the 8432E spec page, unfortunately
> neither the 8435E or 8438E show any drawings for comparison.
>
> I do apologize if an explanation concerning the differences
> between these drives has already been posted. I have read some
> posts here, but they have raised more questions than answers for
> me.
>
> Thanks for your help.
> --
> Nate