CDR Medium??

netorius · Newbie Joined: 30 Dec 2002 Posts: 1

What do i look for when buying CD's? how do i know if i should buy the stack of 50 for $30 or the one for $50, is there a way to tell quality from one brand to then next. Also recommend a good brand etc... that is a good all around cd thanks,, been burning for awhile, but now i want to make sure that what i burn stays burned...

SirQUK · Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2002 8:47 pm Post subject:

all cdr featured in our Products section of cdr zone are rated as high quality cdr with stayability:) i personnaly use verbatim or tdk

AzNChildX · Newbie Joined: 25 Sep 2002 Posts: 9

I use brand called "K hypermedia" I only use it because they have cheap cd-r's

teagangsta · Newbie Joined: 21 Jan 2003 Posts: 8

I to use Verbatim and TDK but, I also have great success with Memorex. I would surmise that the "thicker" the medium, the less likely it is to break and/or chip causing data loss. I've found on average, CD's that have some kind of coating; (disk info.) on the top, seem to hold up better then those that don't. Take it for what's worth. I'm not that picky on what kind of CD-R's I use. Usually whatever's on sale at the computer store is fine with me. In conclusion, you're paying for the name if you feel you're spending too much $$.

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