Best Writer for 360 backups?

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  1. mack786

    mack786 Member

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    I have a Pioneer 111D which has served me well but it's starting to show it's age.

    Burning DVD-R's it frequently stops and then carries on.

    With dual layer burns it just stops in the middle of the burn and freezes.

    I need a new Writer and since my Pioneer 111D has served me well for so long I'm thinking about purchasing another Pioneer drive.

    I was wondering if anybody had any other advice about the best choice for burning 360 games, thanks.
     
  2. tripplite

    tripplite Guest

    almost any burner should do that supports DL burns!

    brands suggested

    NEC
    lite-on
    sony
    Phillips

    if i can suggest a burner;0
    http://us.liteonit.com/us/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=204&Itemid=67
    brands not suggested
    Hitachi
    Samsung
    and any OEM produced drive (like dell and such)

    get one from here, even ebay is a good source;)
    http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Category/category_tlc.asp?CatId=4

    the drive should be modern and check the manufactures website to see if it has firmware updates:)

    -tripplite
     
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  3. homesick

    homesick Regular member

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    i use a 60$ mad dog burner i bought 3 years ago which was very very cheap at the time, and it has been one of the most reliable burners i ever owned. i use that along with verbs, and img burn.
     
  4. tripplite

    tripplite Guest

    @homesick is it internal or external???
     
  5. wabashman

    wabashman Active member

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    no samsungs?? why not, i've had mine for 2 years, and it has yet to make a bad burn on anything, games, movies, cds. my 111d was a POS in my opinion. it only lasted about a year, before it started to make crap burns for movies and music cds.
     
  6. homesick

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    internal, you can get one now for 30 40 bucks .. my buddy had a pioneer and was burning all diff kinds of media, exe. audio cd's, dvds, games. and i think that stresses the laser out. i dunno. i do the same thing with mine though, and like i said it works fine, i didnt even consider buying a new burner when i started flashing as i had high hopes for mine. btw i am still running the orignal 2005 firmware on my Burner too. lol just cant beat it.
     
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  7. slimdawg

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    I just bought a pioneer 115d for $25 on newegg and its fabulous
     
  8. BurningAs

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    yeah. Why not another Pioneer?
     

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