a point i 've never heard adequately discussed before-- when it comes to cd speeds, what is the rule of thumb? i have seen cd rom's that can read at 2x and seen speeds at everything in between, up to 50- something. are the fast ones capable of handling data that was burned onto disc at all the speeds that came before, but the slow ones can't take anything faster than their own speed? so if my machine shipped with a poky 2x is it stuck at that? and if i want to be able to read more recent cd's, i should replace the original cd rom in my 6360 with a faster one? can i replace it with a cd rw? ����how do i know how fast is too fast for the machine? what would be the max speed i could use on mine?
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