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LiteOn Blu-ray disc


Author:  Rafael Rios
Date:  2008.09.07
Topic:  Peripherals
Provider:  LiteOn
Manufacturer:  LiteOn






LITE-ON BLU-RAY DISC PLAYER

Characteristics:

The Lite-On Blu-ray Disc Reader shows up as an LH-20A1L device, using SiSoft Sandra 2008, with the following characteristics:

  • SATA 150
  • 48X CD-R
  • 48X CD-W
  • 6X DVD-R
  • 6X DVD-W
  • 2MB of Cache
  • Revision: BL01
  • Random Access time: 41 ms
  • 1/3 Stroke Access Time: 30 ms
  • Full Stroke Access Time: 2 ms
  • Drive Index: 7.28 MB/s (5.5X)

Testing:

We ran the Lite-On Blu-ray Disc Reader using the benchmarks built-into SiSoft Sandra 2008 for optical drives using a Blu-ray disc in the drive. Notice in the following images taken from Sisoft Sandra that Lite-On's BD-ROM did very well compared to the other optical drives in this test, being beat out only by a 16X speed DVR drive which is an internal drive compared to our Lite-On being an external 4X BD-ROM drive. So, the Lite-On external BD-ROM unit faired very well when compared to some of the fastest DVR drives available, ranking a 2nd position behind the much more speedy Pioneer drive. Notice also that the Lite-ON BD-ROM also beat out the other three drives in the comparison which were two 8X speed drives and a 12X speed drive.

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