HP Pavilion dv6-6C10US does it burn 8.5 gb DVDs? I wanted to know if this computer's optical drive can burn using an 8.5 gb DVD, or only 4.7 gb DVDs?
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It is dual layer capable. Be patient, though. It depends on the application for the speed.It's touchy.
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Theres a cd dvd slot but no disc. Windows 8 is about stresming not really downloading I suggest going to watch utube video by hp on all the new computers running windows8
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hp pavilion dv7-1261wm - 17" - turion x2 rm-74 - vista home premium 64-bit - 4 gb ram - 500 gb hdd. if this is your model than yes and no although it may fit the power requirement may be slightly different. so it may work or check around for your cpu or go for broke the worst that will happen is your pc wont turn but i bet its not doing that now
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Hi Marc,The HP Pavilion P6724Y only supports up to 4GB of memory using two 2GB memory modules. As such, this 4GB memory module is not compatible with that system. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with it, although you may be able to find the compatible discontinued part number KTH9600B/2G from some online resellers.Thank you for considering Kingston ValueRAM,-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I am ready to buy and I really like this model. I do not know much about laptops.Can I burn DVDs and CDs with this model.
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I pulled this directly from HP website on the specs for the computer. I hope it helps!!Memory6 GBAmount: 6 GBSpeed: PC3-12800 MB/secType: DDR3-1600Memory upgrade informationDual channel memory architectureTwo 204-pin DDR3 SO-DIMM socketsSupports DDR3 SO-DIMMsPC3 10600 (1333 MT/s)PC3 12800 (1600 MT/s)PC3 14900 (1866 MT/s)Non-ECC memory only, unbufferedSupports 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB and 8 GB SO-DIMMsSupports up to 4 GB on 32-bit* systemsSupports up to 16 GB on 64-bit systems
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Yes, it plays DVD's smoothly, with no jerking. I am sure most games would play fine, with the original 6 gb of ram...but if you want to use a super high graphics game, I would double that ram to 12 gb. It has two slots, so you would need two 6 gb sticks (it has two 3gb sticks in it, factory installed).
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Yes it is lightscribe capable and burns DVDs. It is basically the exact same as the original drive that came with most HP computers.
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If your notebook is few years old and came with at least Windows 7 you should be good to go. All you will need is to buy third party software (Cyberlink, Nero, or Corel: examples only) to fully enable Blu-Ray burning and playing. If you are trying to prolong the life of an older notebook it will depend on several factors not just drive firmware. One factor is the operating system installed, Windows XP bad, at least Windows 7 good. The hardware configuration of your notebook is important, CPU, GPU, and amount of memory, should meet HD and Blu-Ray requirements. If the CPU is too weak such as an older single core Pentium or Celeron, I would recommend that you just stop and buy a new cheap notebook for around $250.00 to $350.00. If the graphics card is too old and weak and not ready for HD, stop and buy a new notebook. The memory limitations of that notebook may also be a problem. The least amount I would run is 8 GB of Ram but go no less than 4 gigs. Research at HP support and also HP community blogs with the notebook exact model number Presario CQ60-xxxx. I looked but without the full model number I could not discern from the numerous models which specs applied to the CQ60 you have. A work around that I did to keep using an old notebook was to buy an external Blu-Ray burner-player, upgraded to Windows 7 Pro (OEM) from Windows XP, it worked great for a time, eventually had to realize I needed a new notebook, cheaper and easier in the long run. I used Cyberlink Power2Go 8 for burning and Corel WinDVD Pro for playing Blu-Ray. Sorry for the long response and good luck.
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Dual boot with Win 7 works great! My PC is from HP - i7 2.66 with 8GB of RAM. The Mini 2.4 with 4GB of RAM boots just as fast as the HP. (Kinda shocked)...
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Not quite certain understand your question - just be certain you order the correct memory. My HP is an older model and maxes out at 2gb - I gig in each memory slot and I checked the specs to get the correct type and clock speed. As far as operation and my satisfaction, the boards were exactly what I needed and make the computer operate quite a bit faster with NO problems. Hope this helps - - -
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I wish I could help you but neither the book or the box gives you a maximum on storage. It just says you have to use an external USB drive. I am using an HP simple save that I think is 500 G and it works for me but I just record TV shows.
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The specs say it has an "8X DVD-Super Multi Double-Layer Drive." I haven't used the drive yet and it's likely I won't. Maybe a super multi double layer drive can do it all - read/write both cd's and dvd's? I'm not that much of a Techie.
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There is no dvd-rom (drive) on this laptop. There is also no VGA connector port. I think that's the trade off for its lightness and thiness. Hope this is helpful.
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thanx for posting this.. i have no idea why, and I just bought one.. so I'm going to check my dvd/cd drive too! Also, is your drive partitioned correctly? My D drive had more gigs than C..
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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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Yes you can. I have already ripped and burned several CDs. I have not tried to burn a DVD yet, but there is software already on the computer to burn dvds (it is called Power2go). The software did not say it was trial or asked for activation/purchase; I assume it is the full version installed and not just a trial version. The burning was quick and easy. I highly recommend this laptop if you want a decent Windows 8 PC.