Help picking a DVD rom
- Sporkmaster
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Help picking a DVD rom
What is the best available DVD-Rom that is under a hundred dollars?
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Xombie!The animated series
Something or other, newest video
Xombie!The animated series
Something or other, newest video
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Get yourself a Lite-On from Newegg.com. Best prices I've seen.
They're inexpensive enough to replace if they go south on ya, and Newegg's return policies are pretty customer-friendly.
I'm planning on building an editing rig with parts purchased exclusively from there--$1300 for a screamingly fast system vs $2400 for a similar--but not exact-system from Dell or Gateway.
They're inexpensive enough to replace if they go south on ya, and Newegg's return policies are pretty customer-friendly.
I'm planning on building an editing rig with parts purchased exclusively from there--$1300 for a screamingly fast system vs $2400 for a similar--but not exact-system from Dell or Gateway.
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