Drive DVD/CD-RW P10 - 304 satellite to slow

Hello
My P10-304 has a dvd/CD-RW drive 24 x speed. Burn a full cd takes 10-12 minutes. Which is too much. I use Nero Burning Rom, but I think, this has nothing to do with it.
PS. I use highets burning rate, have a lot of free space on the hard drive, use good cdr.

Can anyone help?

Hello

I have the Satellite P20 and there, it seems to me the same drive as your P10. I can't really say that the disc Burns too slowly. I put t know what kind of data you burn but I think 10 minutes is a normal time for everything on 700 MB CD-R/RW burning.

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