I have an ASUS ROG G750JX that came stock with a DVD-RW multi-layer burner. Will this be compatible for this model? ASUS tech claimed warranty issues.
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I don't know about your particular laptop, but be aware there are two types of thin drives. There is the 12.7mm drive and the 9.5mm drive like this one. If yours uses the 9.5mm drive this should fit, although you may have to transfer some mounting hardware from the old drive to the new one. You will likely need to swap the front bezel from your old drive to the new one so that it looks "right". Also, be aware that even though this drive can physically play and record Blu-Ray disks, it requires additional software to utilize it. I use Cyberlink Media Suite, but there are other options available. If I'm telling you things your already know, I apologize, but many people aren't aware, and I don't know your level of understanding. I installed mine in a Sony VAIO laptop and it works very well.
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I'm not sure what thickness drive came with your model but what you need to do is take out the current one measure the thickness it should be either 9.5 mm or 11 I think maybe 12mm either way if the current drive thickness is 9.5 this will be compatible if it is thicker I would consider the uj240.
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I purchased a separate dvd drive happens to be by Asus and was only thirty buck. Also, thumb drives are ten dollars or less for 16g
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I have no idea ,, my problem was the strapped cable in the back of a computer had ide connectors and needed to connect to the new dvd burners which were sata
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I have no problems with mine. In fact I have 3 Asus laptops (me and my two kids). This G75VW-DS73-3D is my daughter's and she has had it for 8 months. No problems with hers booting up. I hear others have the boot up problem like you do. None of mine have the problem, however, and they all work just fine. The other 2 I have are from the exact same family, the G75VW-AS71 and the G75VW-DS72.
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It does not provide you recovery DVD but I managed to do it within 3 hours. If you are going to add Samsung SSD, it will be very easy as I did since it gives you migration CD. So all you need to do it, insert their CD that comes with SSD, install the wizard, and migrate all of data from your HDD to SSD, which takes about 10~20 minutes. Then, all I did was resetting (quick format from Windows 8.1) the laptop, and my laptop flies now. If you are going to use other SSD, check http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?37714-G750JW-adding-a-SSD , or google "asus rog SSD installation" and there are plenty of threads available to assist you. Since it pasts a week so you might have done it already, but hope this helped you and enjoy your laptop!
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This Player IS Compatible with DVD-R's. NOt sure what software your using to burn DVD's, but I have had No Problems since day one playing DVD-R's!!
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I have the same model Acer Aspire One (except mine has 2GB ram) running Win 7 Home Prem. I just got the Samsung drive you mentioned and have watched part of a movie and am now burning recovery disks. So far, everything is working fine. The directions for the drive indicate the need to use both usb plugs on the cable provided. I'm doing that. Some reviewers have experience to suggest that such isn't always required. So, in a word, the drive is compatible.
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it should be compatible as it was stated in the item title. Pwr+ 14 Ft 180W AC Adapter Laptop Charger for Asus G46VW, G750JH, G750JM, G750JS, G750JZ, G750JX, G750JW, G750VX, G75VX, G75VJ, G75VW; G46VW-BHI5N43, G46VW-BSI5N06, G75VW-AS71, G75VW-RS72, G75VX-BHI7N11, G750JH-DB71, G750JW-BBI7N05, G750JW-DB71, G750JX-DB71 Power Supply Cord Gaming Notebook
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Yes however it's a little picky as far as media as almost all burners are. 25gb same thing as far as burning times much of that depends what your machine, I run an AMD 8 core with 32 gb ram two Raptor hd 10000 raid and burns very quickly.
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It works great with my Asus SATA Blu-ray burner. Now the internal Blu-ray burner becomes a portable one.
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This unit did not install as a DVD-RW on my Dell Dimension 4700C or 8300 running XP SP3, it installed as a ROM device. It did install as advertised on my ThinkPad T40 running Vista but would not format DVD+RW discs. I think this product requires DVD-RAM discs which are more expensive and not as universally supported as other DVD formats. I have a question in to the supplier, no response at this time. I will probably end up sending the unit back.
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I have used both DVD-R and DVD+R as blnaks. I have not tried DVDRW but I ddon't see why that wouldn't work.
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Yes, this model comes with a DVD Burner. This is i5-3210M (2.50GHz on the base and 3.10GHz with max turbo). Here are brief specs: Core i5-3210M 2.5 GHz, 14" Screen, 1600x900, 500.0 Gb HDD, 4 GB RAM, DVD-Multiburner, 802.11a/b/g/n wireless, 10/100/1000 Ethernet, Bluetooth 4.0, Windows 7 Professional 64, 3.96 lbs, 3 years Warranty, HD Camera, 6-cell battery, TPM, HD+ Screen, Fingerprint reader, NVIDIA NVS 5200M 1GB, Backlit keyboard, USB 3.0.
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It worked great! I wanted it for the light scribe and put it in an external case to use with my laptop. I'm sure it will work good, if you replace your old burner in your laptop!
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Thanks for responding, I have a Nvdia Geforce 6100 card, Iwill have to check if its compatable. The monitor now is anAcer 22 inch.Good luck with the new burner, sounds neat. Paul.
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The hardware should be compatible. The biggest variable will be the OS. If you are using Microsoft Windows, it'll work. Linux would depend on the distro / configuration (you should be able to get it to work with any of them, but the process is likely to be harder, and getting the burning to work may be non-trivial).
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Yes it does. Mine used to work fine, but the DVD burner is not working anymore. It's probably because I bought it used. I'll have to get it checked.