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Posted by Cro_Addict on Oct-15-2008 19:29:

Where to buy blank CD-Rs

Just wondering where you guys buy your CD-Rs. What is the best price you have found?

Thanks

Posted by Jarvmeister on Oct-15-2008 19:37:

For goodness sake, stop wasting the internet.

Posted by Ted Promo on Oct-15-2008 19:49:

Posted by Tony Morello on Oct-15-2008 20:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Jarvmeister
For goodness sake, stop wasting the internet.

lol, priceless

he's right though, there isn't any brand that works better or worse, i've used everything from bargain discs to expensive ones, some might be more resistant to scratches, but there isn't much difference

it's little pieces of plastic, it's not like you're buying gear

Posted by Cro_Addict on Oct-15-2008 20:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Tony Morello
lol, priceless

he's right though, there isn't any brand that works better or worse, i've used everything from bargain discs to expensive ones, some might be more resistant to scratches, but there isn't much difference

it's little pieces of plastic, it's not like you're buying gear

lol...Nowhere did I ask about what KIND IS BETTER? or what you use.

I was asking where I can get whatever kind, AT THE CHEAPEST PRICE???

.....and Jarv...here entertain yourself..

Posted by Tony Morello on Oct-15-2008 21:04:

future shop, computer places, etc

where ever is closer when i remember i'm running low on cds

Posted by Cro_Addict on Oct-16-2008 00:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Tony Morello
future shop, computer places, etc

where ever is closer when i remember i'm running low on cds

Haha alright thanks. Ive been doing the same. I thought maybe some people found a place online that you can buy in bulk maybe and get a cheaper rate.

anyways...THANKS

Posted by veezee on Oct-16-2008 00:56:

Blankmedia.ca , blankdvdmedia.ca , tigerdirect.ca , canadacomputers.ca, ncix.com ... i check all places as they one of them will have a wikid sale. all are canadian and ship promptly.

Jay

Posted by Cro_Addict on Oct-16-2008 01:12:

quote:
Originally posted by veezee
Blankmedia.ca , blankdvdmedia.ca , tigerdirect.ca , canadacomputers.ca, ncix.com ... i check all places as they one of them will have a wikid sale. all are canadian and ship promptly.

Jay

Cheers

Ceiling Cat will look over you !

Posted by ZeJayMan on Oct-21-2008 16:08:

While we're here on this pish thread.

I got my PC as an ex repair for free. I think i'm going to put in a new CD writer, anyone got anything useful to throw this way?

Posted by HotDogWater on Oct-21-2008 22:28:

dvd/cd burners usually run about $20 on newegg, that's where i get mine.

edit: n/m you're not from the states

Posted by a spoon on Oct-22-2008 15:55:

Making a ceiling cat for my room when I get home =)

Posted by Jarvmeister on Oct-22-2008 16:36:

quote:
Originally posted by ZeJayMan
While we're here on this pish thread.

I got my PC as an ex repair for free. I think i'm going to put in a new CD writer, anyone got anything useful to throw this way?

Depends on whether it's advice or hardware you're after.

If it's advice, just buy one, and put it in place of the CD drive you removed. It's normally as simple as that. You need to ensure you get the correct type of drive, these days SATA CD writers are becoming more popular, although if it's older than about 2 years the likelyhood is it'll be an IDE drive. Best bet is to remove the drive, take it to PC world (if you can bear the dull staff) and ask them to give you an equivalent CD writer.

Take it home, plug it in. If you have any problems PM me with your mobile number and I'll talk you through it.

I'm in the UK by the way.

Posted by JsMas on Oct-25-2008 00:16:

Buy in Bulk!

Buy in bulk at places like Sam's Club or Costco.

Posted by ZeJayMan on Oct-25-2008 14:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Jarvmeister
Depends on whether it's advice or hardware you're after.

If it's advice, just buy one, and put it in place of the CD drive you removed. It's normally as simple as that. You need to ensure you get the correct type of drive, these days SATA CD writers are becoming more popular, although if it's older than about 2 years the likelyhood is it'll be an IDE drive. Best bet is to remove the drive, take it to PC world (if you can bear the dull staff) and ask them to give you an equivalent CD writer.

Take it home, plug it in. If you have any problems PM me with your mobile number and I'll talk you through it.

I'm in the UK by the way.

Hahahahahahaha.

I'm posting from PC world right now!

that's my part time job while i'm a student. I work here weekends by day and DJ by night haha.

i ended up buying a cheapy sony one that's working really really well.

Where do you DJ?