Samsung SATA Optical shows as TSSTsomethingerother

[little_scrapper]

I bought 2 DVD writers. A Pioneer IDE and a Samsung SATA.

The Pioneer is recognized in bios by name but the Samsung shows up as some TSST#### something drive.

Anyone know why?:shrug:

[cadaveca]

Normal. TSST= Toshiba/Samsung Storage Tech.

[VIctorj]

TSSTCorp = POS. Those are the ones that we use at -insert company name here- I work at tech support, and they are a big POS. :P


PS: Not calling any names, i need the job. :P hahaha

[Xcel]

I have an ultra cheap Samsung 16x dvd burner as well. Identified as TSSTCORP :ROTF: I don't burn much and it hasn't failed me yet :)

At least it was cheaper than a regular dvd read only drive

[little_scrapper]

TSSTCorp = POS. Those are the ones that we use at -insert company name here- I work at tech support, and they are a big POS. :P


PS: Not calling any names, i need the job. :P hahaha

Yea pretty much everyone I talk to says Samsung are good DVD burners.

But even vic is allowed to have an opinion.

[SoulsCollective]

Loving my Samsung burner. Been going strong for nearly a year now; it's used at least twice a week to write and daily to read.

[xMrBunglex]

i also have a Samsung burner that has never let me down.

[Soulburner]

TSST here also.......Samsung 18x Litescribe SATA......excellent drives, couldn't recommend them more.

[stocius]

TSST here also.......Samsung 18x Litescribe SATA......excellent drives, couldn't recommend them more.
yeah and you really can't beat the price and dependability

[EniGmA1987]

I have used them in 4 computers so far without one failing in the past 2 years.