Rocket Rion said:Does anyone know where the dual layer blank discs can be bought and how much they are? I never see them in the stores or advertised.
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I saw a pack of ten on sale for $20 yesterday. Versus ten single-layers for $12.99.Rocket Rion said:Does anyone know where the dual layer blank discs can be bought and how much they are? I never see them in the stores or advertised.
zakatov said:W00t!![]()
sux about the CPU speed though
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justinshiding said:I find it kind of odd how people complain about these new chips possibly being only 2.7ghz. Please, tell me what AMD's fastest chip runs at in terms of clock speed....what's that you say... the FX-55 runs at ONLY 2.6 ghz....gee wiz.
I'm not saying there aren't other things that could have been added to this release (pci express, dual core chips, etc), but the processor speeds are not something to complain about. You can't compare different chips on the basis of clock cycle. Also, becuase (most) mac users run osx as opposed to some x86 os, even benchmarks are questionable in terms of comparing processing power.
d.perel said:Wait...all of them are Dual processor equipped? not bad, but I hope the price won't increase too much...No 970MP multi cored chip?
I could be wrong but I believe the only thing that separates a single layer burner and a dual layer burner is a firmware update, at least with the recent models. With that being said a firmware update is the only thing that is different between the two, not any different parts or anything. I don't know how true this is but I read it in a recent thread. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.DavidM said:I've heard that the optical drives in the current PowerMacs are dual layer drives that have been disabled. Apparently a French (I think) site posted a firmware hack to allow the dual burning ability.
Has anyone else heard this? Any rumors about a firmware update for those of us with these drives?
Thanks -
-- David
avalys said:I saw a pack of ten on sale for $20 yesterday. Versus ten single-layers for $12.99.
Plastic Chicken said:Sorry to dash everybody's hopes, but here's a bit of Mac Rumor wisdom:
The most pessimistic rumors are often the correct ones.