Optical Disc Drive owners club

Equus_Ferus_Caballus · Nov 26, 2022

all of my desktops have optical drives of various makes, and have others using both IDE and SATA interface in places around the office as spares.

tripleclicker · Nov 26, 2022

FreedomEclipse said:
Heres mine.

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Bought about 20 years ago. Used it a fair bit when i bought it but not so much now since windows and game installs are done via USB and steam etc etc. Not the fastest drive in the world but it gets the job done.

I have this exact model, too. For externals, I prefer these over the slide tray models, because you don't need extra space for when you eject the disc. Like you, mine doesn't see much use anymore. Used to have an internal Samsung DVDRW, but I guess the laser diode died and it couldn't write anymore, only reads.

Hugis · Nov 26, 2022

Hola, still using a LG GH22NS40 (NL02).

Actually I used it the other day to install the drivers on my new build (yes asus still gives you a driver disc)

PS.
I hate Armory Crate!

eidairaman1 · Nov 26, 2022

I'm not a fan of todays cases, they are BORING

FreedomEclipse · Nov 26, 2022

tripleclicker said:
I have this exact model, too. For externals, I prefer these over the slide tray models, because you don't need extra space for when you eject the disc. Like you, mine doesn't see much use anymore. Used to have an internal Samsung DVDRW, but I guess the laser diode died and it couldn't write anymore, only reads.

well. Originally I wanted the fancy optical drive that didnt have a tray like this one...

I think all the major brands like Samsung, Pioneer, Lite-On etc etc used to make them back in the day but those drives were always significantly more pricey than the Lite-On. The Lite-On must have been near $20-25 where as the no-tray drives were more like closer to $40. It wasnt worth the price premium for something I'll probably use less than once in a blue moon and in a way I was right due to the internet taking off and being able to download whatever you needed digitally to a USB thumb drive to a point where I think thumb drives should have been a lot lot cheaper than they are now since there was so much demand for them back then.

lexluthermiester · Nov 26, 2022

eidairaman1 said:
I'm not a fan of todays cases, they are BORING

I'll second this!

AusWolf · Feb 15, 2023

Speaking of optical disks... these have just arrived:

With the average entertainment value of recent movie / TV series releases going down the toilet, I guess it makes increasingly more sense to collect old classics these days.

BSim500 · Feb 15, 2023

AusWolf said:
With the average entertainment value of recent movie / TV series releases going down the toilet, I guess it makes increasingly more sense to collect old classics these days.

^ Awesome collection AusWolf. Ignoring the fact that 90-95% of older movies / TV series available to buy on DVD simply aren't available on streaming (not referring to Star Trek specifically but in general most content is "slightly older than brand new but not too old" thin slice), one of the things that rapidly p*ssed me off with both Netflix and Amazon Prime is how aggressively some stuff gets cycled, ie, taken off to "make room" always just as you're 50-75% through the series. I have a Netflix sub but I'm definitely in no rush to get rid of my Sci-Fi DVD collection either.

AusWolf · Feb 15, 2023

BSim500 said:
^ Awesome collection AusWolf. Ignoring the fact that 90-95% of older movies / TV series available to buy on DVD simply aren't available on streaming (not referring to Star Trek specifically but in general), one of the things that rapidly p*ssed me off with both Netflix and Amazon Prime is how aggressively some stuff gets cycled, ie, taken off to "make room" always just as you're 50-75% through the series. I'm definitely in no rush to get rid of my Sci-Fi DVD collection either.

Thanks.

Exactly my thoughts. I don't even subscribe to any streaming service, because around 90% of the stuff they have doesn't interest me, and I hardly have enough time to watch the rest. Even when I do, I often find that the quality of the content is nowhere near where I'd expected it to be. This is especially true with Star Trek which I absolutely loved up until 2005, then a certain team of producers, writers and directors decided to turn it into a hollow, bleak shell of itself full of flashing lights, cringy, unintelligent humour and nothing else. This DVD collection will outlive the time when CBS/Paramount decides that Disco and Lower Standards are the only canonical shows, and all that came before, all of Gene Roddenberry's vision never existed.

Edit: typo

qubit · Feb 15, 2023

AusWolf said:
Speaking of optical disks... these have just arrived:

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With the average entertainment value of recent movie / TV series releases going down the toilet, I guess it makes increasingly more sense to collect old classics these days.

The qubit so approvez of these. :cool:

He's seen all of them and Next Gen and Voyagerat least twice over.

AusWolf · Feb 15, 2023

qubit said:
The qubit so approvez of these. He's seen all of them and Next Gen and Voyagerat least twice over.

Same here, although I won't mind sitting through them again.

Veseleil · Feb 15, 2023

Star Trek makes a big part of my childhood, and memories of a time when I was still watching TV.

A Computer Guy · Feb 15, 2023

Veseleil said:
Star Trek makes a big part of my childhood, and memories of a time when I was still watching TV.

Ah the memories of simpler times. Sometimes I find myself longing for days before cell phones and TicTok nurses became a thing...

neatfeatguy · Feb 15, 2023

BSim500 said:
^ Awesome collection AusWolf. Ignoring the fact that 90-95% of older movies / TV series available to buy on DVD simply aren't available on streaming (not referring to Star Trek specifically but in general most content is "slightly older than brand new but not too old" thin slice), one of the things that rapidly p*ssed me off with both Netflix and Amazon Prime is how aggressively some stuff gets cycled, ie, taken off to "make room" always just as you're 50-75% through the series. I have a Netflix sub but I'm definitely in no rush to get rid of my Sci-Fi DVD collection either.

The one thing that bothers me is that some of these old(er) shows are coming back with a reboot/relaunch/movies and they're not going to disc or may not come out on disc.

Psych - this is one of my favorite TV shows. I've got the entire series on disc, but the 3 movies that have come out (my understanding is the creator wants to do 5 movies in total) are not available on disc, at least not that I can find because I look from time to time. I want a way to be able to add them to my plex server so I can watch them when I want and not have to worry about paying some subscription fee or wondering if the movies will be available to even stream.

Same issue I'll probably see is when the new season of Futurama comes out on Hulu - will that season release on disc? I've got the entire series and movies on disc and on my plex server, but will I be able to add the latest one that's coming out? I'm hoping it will release on disc.

I've got a list of TV shows I'd love to get on disc, but some of these shows are kind of expensive. I really want to get Malcom in the Middle, but it was never released on disc in the US. I'll have to get a UK set and cheapest I can find is nearly $100 last time I looked. With most shows and movies these days releasing on digital streaming, they'll never come to disc and what movies/shows that are coming out are crummy and ones I'm not interested in getting. I really don't like the shift to digital, it has many downsides that most people ignore just because it's simpler to stream.

AusWolf said:
Speaking of optical disks... these have just arrived:

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With the average entertainment value of recent movie / TV series releases going down the toilet, I guess it makes increasingly more sense to collect old classics these days.

Nice grab there. I'm not really a fan of Star Trek, it's okay, but I do like having the physical copies of movies/shows/games. I approve of your collection, I hope you enjoy!

AusWolf · Feb 15, 2023

neatfeatguy said:
The one thing that bothers me is that some of these old(er) shows are coming back with a reboot/relaunch/movies and they're not going to disc or may not come out on disc.

Psych - this is one of my favorite TV shows. I've got the entire series on disc, but the 3 movies that have come out (my understanding is the creator wants to do 5 movies in total) are not available on disc, at least not that I can find because I look from time to time. I want a way to be able to add them to my plex server so I can watch them when I want and not have to worry about paying some subscription fee or wondering if the movies will be available to even stream.

Same issue I'll probably see is when the new season of Futurama comes out on Hulu - will that season release on disc? I've got the entire series and movies on disc and on my plex server, but will I be able to add the latest one that's coming out? I'm hoping it will release on disc.

I've got a list of TV shows I'd love to get on disc, but some of these shows are kind of expensive. I really want to get Malcom in the Middle, but it was never released on disc in the US. I'll have to get a UK set and cheapest I can find is nearly $100 last time I looked. With most shows and movies these days releasing on digital streaming, they'll never come to disc and what movies/shows that are coming out are crummy and ones I'm not interested in getting. I really don't like the shift to digital, it has many downsides that most people ignore just because it's simpler to stream.

Nice grab there. I'm not really a fan of Star Trek, it's okay, but I do like having the physical copies of movies/shows/games. I approve of your collection, I hope you enjoy!

Thanks!

I agree, by the way. Another one of my gripes is when a movie/series gets a reboot that totally subverts everything the original stood for, bins the whole idea, and replaces it with a new message for "modern audiences", then at the same time, the original gets removed from streaming services or even store shelves as physical copies. Essentially, it gets "cancelled". Just like Disney's classic cartoons vs the new animated films.

lexluthermiester · Feb 15, 2023

Veseleil said:
Star Trek makes a big part of my childhood, and memories of a time when I was still watching TV.

Right there with you!

arni-gx · Feb 16, 2023

AusWolf said:
Speaking of optical disks... these have just arrived:

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With the average entertainment value of recent movie / TV series releases going down the toilet, I guess it makes increasingly more sense to collect old classics these days.

star trek voyager, best of the best tv series of star trek....

IMO....

lightning70 · Feb 16, 2023

i am still using it.I have quite a few collections. Indispensable from my childhood.

lexluthermiester · Feb 16, 2023

arni-gx said:
star trek voyager, best of the best tv series of star trek....

IMO....

You are far from alone. ST Voyager is still my favorite Trek series.

chrcoluk · Feb 16, 2023

BSim500 said:
^ Awesome collection AusWolf. Ignoring the fact that 90-95% of older movies / TV series available to buy on DVD simply aren't available on streaming (not referring to Star Trek specifically but in general most content is "slightly older than brand new but not too old" thin slice), one of the things that rapidly p*ssed me off with both Netflix and Amazon Prime is how aggressively some stuff gets cycled, ie, taken off to "make room" always just as you're 50-75% through the series. I have a Netflix sub but I'm definitely in no rush to get rid of my Sci-Fi DVD collection either.

Very fair point.

This is the weakness of digital content, its often got an expiry. I watched first 5 seasons of Buffy on prime, then when I went to watch S6 it got switched to PPV.

The only assurance now is when its their own made content.

It wouldnt be so bad if the expiry was listed, so as you browse you see when its going to get pulled, but its more a "one minute its there, the next its gone".

neatfeatguy · Feb 16, 2023

chrcoluk said:
Very fair point.

This is the weakness of digital content, its often got an expiry. I watched first 5 seasons of Buffy on prime, then when I went to watch S6 it got switched to PPV.

The only assurance now is when its their own made content.

It wouldnt be so bad if the expiry was listed, so as you browse you see when its going to get pulled, but its more a "one minute its there, the next its gone".

I know on Netflix if you go to watch a show/movie that Netflix itself doesn't hold rights to and if the contract is going to expire soon; when you pick the show and go into the next menu to watch/like/add to watch list there will be a note up near the image of the show stating that you have X number of days left to watch it before it goes away.

You don't get any kind of other notifications that I know of, but at least Netflix does do that. I remember seeing that message on the Futurama episodes shortly before they lost the rights to stream it. That's what prompted me to finally pick up the last 3 seasons and 2 movies I didn't have for them on disc so I could finish the series on my plex server. Otherwise I just had that mindset that I could just watch the episodes/movies I didn't have right on Netflix when I wanted to, but then they were gone.

kiriakost · Feb 16, 2023

I do highly appreciate quality-made optical disc drive's, I have many and quality DVD/RW in stock.
End of 2021 after a motherboard upgrade, I can not use any more IDE optical drive, and ended up using SATA one, the last one widely available model in Greece.
(I do own by choice, several packs of genuine retail software, with off-line activation.)

80-watt Hamster · Feb 16, 2023

kiriakost said:
I do highly appreciate quality-made optical disc drive's, I have many and quality DVD/RW in stock.
End of 2021 after a motherboard upgrade, I can not use any more IDE optical drive, and ended up using SATA one, the last one widely available model in Greece.
(I do own by choice, several packs of genuine retail software, with off-line activation.)

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I'd simply assumed that quality-made drives don't exist anymore, so settled for buying ex-OEM system drives in eBay lots for cheap. Most have little to no use, and for USD5/ea., it hardly matters if they don't hold up.

kiriakost · Feb 16, 2023

80-watt Hamster said:
I'd simply assumed that quality-made drives don't exist anymore, so settled for buying ex-OEM system drives in eBay lots for cheap. Most have little to no use, and for USD5/ea., it hardly matters if they don't hold up.

The specific Its cheap, down to 16 EUR as NEW.

The 80 EUR priced Plextor (Made in Japan), this is a story of the past.
Back then, LITE-ON this was a brand to avoid.

bobbybluz · Feb 16, 2023

As far as I remember the last optical drive actually manufactured by Plextor was the PX-708 or PX-716. I have both in my "museum" of vintage hardware.

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Optical Disc Drive owners club

Equus_Ferus_Caballus

tripleclicker

Hugis

Moderator

eidairaman1

The Exiled Airman

FreedomEclipse

~Technological Technocrat~

lexluthermiester

AusWolf

BSim500

AusWolf

qubit

Overclocked quantum bit

AusWolf

Veseleil

A Computer Guy

neatfeatguy

AusWolf

lexluthermiester

arni-gx

lightning70

lexluthermiester

chrcoluk

neatfeatguy

kiriakost

80-watt Hamster

kiriakost

bobbybluz

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Power Supply	Antec HCG 750 Gold
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Processor	Intel Xeon E5 2699 V4 22c/44t / i7 14700K @5.8GHz
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Cooling	Arctic Liquid Freezer II 240 w/4 Silverstone FM121 fans / Arctic LF II 280 w Silverstone FHP141's
Memory	64GB G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 2400 (8x8) / 96GB G.Skill Trident Z5 DDR5 6400
Video Card(s)	EVGA RTX 1080 Ti FTW3 / Asus Tuff OC 4090 24GB
Storage	Samsung 970 Evo Plus, 1TB Samsung 860, 4 Western Digital 2TB / 2TB Solidigm P44 Pro & more.
Display(s)	43" Samsung 8000 series 4K / 65" Hisense U8N 4K
Case	Modded Corsair Carbide 500R / Modded Corsair Graphite 780 T
Audio Device(s)	Asus Xonar Essence STX/ Asus Xonar Essence STX II
Power Supply	Corsair AX1200i / Seasonic Prime GX-1300
Mouse	Logitech Performance MX, Microsoft Intellimouse Optical 3.0
Keyboard	Logitech K750 Solar, Logitech K800
Software	Win 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021 IoT / Win 11 Enterprise IoT LTSC 24H2
Benchmark Scores	https://www.passmark.com/baselines/V11/display.php?id=202122048229