Recommended brand of CD-R?

[pooman]

TDK or Verbatim.

If you're burning games, I'd recommend CD-Rs with the blue dye.

[Gemquist]

http://cgi.ebay.com/93-Kodak-Ultima-...QQcmdZViewItem

Anyone interested, I found this on ebay 5 minutes ago.
idk if this is against the rules, so meh. I get banned I get banned. Not like its my auction.

Kodak gold discs, 93 of them. Wish I still had an ebay acct >< if they are as good as every1 says.

[Josh]

I have always used Verbatim. I haven't had any go bad on me that I know of. I have found CDs laying in odd places when cleaning my room that I remember burning several years back. They all worked perfectly even when scratched.

Those KODAK Gold disks are less then 2 hours away from me.

[The Unknown 24]

I recomend memorex, verbatim, and (when on sale) sony cd-r and dvd-r(+r).
I use memorex the most, easier to find at most stores.

[kennyrh]

I've used a variety of branded cds and some very cheap ones too and i can't say i've noticed much difference.

[demonkill]

CD-rs, I just buy whatevers cheapest.In my experience as long as you have a relatively recent burner (1-2 years old) they should come out the same. Dvd-rs are a different matter though. I use ritek G05s, because they seem to work best in my burner, but most people seem to say that Taiyo Yuden are the best (watch out for fakes).

[need4speed]

I used Datawrite Titanium CD-Rs they are excellent quality.

[kennyrh]

CD-rs, I just buy whatevers cheapest.In my experience as long as you have a relatively recent burner (1-2 years old) they should come out the same. Dvd-rs are a different matter though. I use ritek G05s, because they seem to work best in my burner, but most people seem to say that Taiyo Yuden are the best (watch out for fakes).

Yes . . .I agree with you. I always use Ritek dye for DVDs and I have had very very few problems on a LOT of burned disks.

[Lag]

Where does everyone buy their cds? Would Radioshack be a good place to check? Just asking cause the only one closest to here is about n hour and a half.