I've just bought a store-built system, and I got no documentation with the
CDROM drive. The installation disk is for a TEAC CD-55A and the CD drive was
already set up when I purchased the computer.
During boot-up I can see the initialization information screen and see that it
is being set as a 4x drive.
When I benchmark the drive, using MPC Wizard 2.0 and CD Certify, it reads out
as a 3x drive with a transfer speed of 450.
Not having gone inside the case to physically look, I'm not even sure that it
is a TEAC drive. Externally, it is a CD and 3-1/2 disk combined into one unit.
Any suggestions before I tear the case apart or scream at the vendor?