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just got my optirac ad 7240s and it will only write DVD+R DL at 3.8x to 4.0x how do i write at 2.4x help please

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And what's the problem with that? The slowest speed doesn't necessarily result in a better quality burn, especially on new burners like the 7240S.

 

Post the log of the most recent dual-layer burn you've made (look in ImgBurn's Help menu).

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And what's the problem with that? The slowest speed doesn't necessarily result in a better quality burn, especially on new burners like the 7240S.

 

Post the log of the most recent dual-layer burn you've made (look in ImgBurn's Help menu).

 

 

i cant waste my last verbatim disc the log was saying

 

failed to write sector reason: communicatin error crc something? DMA

 

Loads of times and had about 260 retries ive updated it to the latest firmware 1.03

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Then you have a general communication (drive -> controller on the motherboard) problem and it's nothing to do with write speeds.

 

You can access the previous logs via the 'Help' menu.

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Then you have a general communication (drive -> controller on the motherboard) problem and it's nothing to do with write speeds.

 

You can access the previous logs via the 'Help' menu.

 

the log is not there anymore just checked ive installed all the latest drivers for the motherboard before aswel

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That depends, do you have 2 SATA controllers on your board?

 

Sometimes the main chipset will only run 2/4/6 of them and the additional ones (i.e. making 4/6/8) will be on another 3rd party controller.

 

What do you see listed in device manager under the scsi controllers and ide/ata controller branches?

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IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers

 

NVIDIA Nforce4 Parallel ATA Controller

NVIDIA Nforce4 Serial ATA Controller

NVIDIA Nforce4 Serial ATA Controller

 

cant find scsi controllers

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No, they're all the same.

 

That said, you'd normally put the hdd on sata0 though and the optical drive on sata1 or something.

 

Of course if you don't have any sata hdd's then that doesn't apply.

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