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JBB...@utarlg.uta.edu (Jay B Biggerstaff) writes:

>Hardly.  It's a new Micron.  It's probably the crappy 16 bit CD ROM drivers.
>I have a PAS16 and a GUS ACE and my Plextor 4X is SCSI.  I hook it up to my
>PAS16 and use the Trantor drivers to run it. Could that be the problem?  If it
>is, where can I find drivers for Win '95?  I ran a speed check and it only got
>up to 440K/sec transfer rate and was recognized as a "triple spin".  I know
>that's not right. 

Yep, you've got a problem there.  The PAS16 SCSI is only rated for 
something like 500K/sec, so by attaching a 600K/sec CD ROM you are trying 
to force more through the PAS16 interface than it can take.  That is why 
your CD shows as a triple spin and it is probably causing your 
choppiness.  Solution: get a different sound or scsi card, or you could 
always find someone with a 3X speed CD ROM and trade your 4X speed CD ROM 
for it.


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