Gaming DVD-r

dori2o · Oct 30, 2009

I've been given around 70 blank DVD-R's from a friend who's moving away and is selling all his computer stuff- he used to sell knock off dvd's and these are the disks he never got round to using.

There are some Verbatim but there are loads of Tuff Disk, RiDisk, Traxdata, Gigatain, Titanium, Datawrite, Rivision, Bulkpaq and Intenso disks.

Which of these if any would be suitable for making backup disks. I know I could just try them out, but it's the time it takes to burn the disk only to find out they are no good, plus I could sell them as a lot on Ebay and use the funds from that to buy 100 Verbatims.

Many Thanks in advance.

Guild McCommunist · Oct 30, 2009

Verbatims are, from what I've heard, some of the best to use. I've never heard of the other brands, but you can always give them a try. I used Staples brand and FujiFilm DVD-R's for my games and they work fine. All my games run and I've only had a few failed burns (probably because of random burner problems).

So use Verbatims for games you really really want and the crap ones for games you're not so sure about.

andyc799 · Oct 30, 2009

verbatims are the best,but i do use tesco's own brand and never had a single problem with them.maplins were doing 50 verbatim dvd -r discs for £9.99 not long ago.

AbraCadvr · Oct 30, 2009

i personally use golden Maxell DVD-R since softmod exist ..always burnt at 16x never had errors!.

razorback78 · Nov 1, 2009

dori2o said:
I've been given around 70 blank DVD-R's from a friend who's moving away and is selling all his computer stuff- he used to sell knock off dvd's and these are the disks he never got round to using.

There are some Verbatim but there are loads of Tuff Disk, RiDisk, Traxdata, Gigatain, Titanium, Datawrite, Rivision, Bulkpaq and Intenso disks.

Which of these if any would be suitable for making backup disks. I know I could just try them out, but it's the time it takes to burn the disk only to find out they are no good, plus I could sell them as a lot on Ebay and use the funds from that to buy 100 Verbatims.

Many Thanks in advance.

then why don't you sell them as a lot on ebay then...? might as well get those verbatim dvd-r.

ziddey · Nov 2, 2009

wrong forum if you want useful advice.

http://club.myce.com/

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