Thanos Kyritsis píše v st 01. 12. 2004 v 18:31 +0200:
> On Wednesday 01 December 2004 17:49, Markus Plail wrote:
> > That's because tests showed that the Plextor drives are the only ones
> > giving significant results, that correlate with the results given by
> > really professional equipment. Instead of using the LiteOn drives you
> > can also use a random number generator ;-)
>
> Are you talking about personal tests or tests made by some "formal"
> resource like Anandtech for example ??
>
> If it is the second case, could I have the URLs please ?? :)
> If it is the first case, could you please post some
> graphs/plots/results ??
According to articles on rather good webmag cdr.cz (sorry, czech only)
Lite-ON units are inconsistent in PI/PO results. They tested a lot of
units and found out that some of them (say, 50%) return accurate
results, and some of them (say, remaining 50%) return absolutely bogus
values.
No idea if Plextor units always return accurate results, but results
from tested Plextor units match results from the first half of Lite-ON
units. Does not look like accident.
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