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Samsung drives
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 9:18 pm
by technics
Hey guys 1 of my 360 drives is getting bad now. i was looking at the ck3 site which was recomended by a freind as hes getting a new drive from there. i see the samsungs are pretty cheap. i hear tho that those drives allways play up when readiing backup games. Is this true??
Thanks
pete
Re: Samsung drives
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 9:48 pm
by rkd2398
I have heard that the Lite-ons and BenQ's are the best if you are going to replace your drive.
i hear tho that those drives allways play up when readiing backup games. Is this true?
I don't understand that statement?
Re: Samsung drives
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 10:38 pm
by technics
rkd2398 wrote:I have heard that the Lite-ons and BenQ's are the best if you are going to replace your drive.
i hear tho that those drives allways play up when readiing backup games. Is this true?
I don't understand that statement?
i mean that ive heard that when the samsungs are flashed with ixtreme they wont allways boot backups first time. ive heard that with ix1.6 people have had trouble and have had to go back to 1.51. or mite just be there drives are on the way out. lol. i dunno i thought id best ask 1st b4 buying 1.
Re: Samsung drives
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 10:43 pm
by djshauny1
thats happend to me before. The samsung wouldnt read games (backups) but i think the drive was knackerd. And yeah your best going with a benq drive mate.
Re: Samsung drives
Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 4:34 pm
by HaGGardSmurf
All drives work fine. Its based on opinion which drive you like... I prefer benq, lite-on's are just as good, and they are quieter, reason I like benq's over them are the ease of flashing...
The reason you may hear from people samsung's suck is that samsung's are the first drive to be used in 360's therefore if your buddys have a samsung flashed with ixtreme in their console, the drive is probably pretty old, so the laser is probably pretty weak...
Any drive you buy will work great, as the laser will be brand new, and able to read things w/o a problem.