Read Rates, Part 2
The relatively normal behavior of green and blue CD-Rs stands in
contrast to some very odd behavior we found with original CDs on this
drive. We ran the CDSpeed99 test repeatedly, and often obtained
widely different results. Most
of the time, however, we found the following:
The drive seems to
leave a very normal impression over the majority of the CD before breaking
off suddenly at the end. We found this behavior when testing every
different variety of original CD imaginable.
But that’s not all: we also saw something similar in the
very middle of CDs:
In both cases, the
drop at the end is very apparent, without which the drive probably would
have exceed the 50x mark. With
less than fully written CDs, we generally saw no problems at all, as the
following diagram shows:
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