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Originally posted by Jader
Thanks for the info schmook... here's my drive... maybe it's just me, but I've never been able to get CDex to work efficiently with any of my CD drives. Using MMJB, it's been fast and no detectable clicks or pops, plus I *always* keep my CD's in great condition. Even have the drive on its own IDE cable, set to master... what gives? Soooo sloooooowwww.... 
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how slow is it? if its very slow (say 2x) then despite of this intelligent "quality control" mechanism the drive is having problems extracting data accurately at high speeds. to make sure that the rip is clean, EAC or cdex (paranoia mode) have to slow the DAE rate significantly
i think the reason MMJB rips much faster than EAC or cdex (paranoia) is because it doesn't have any sort of error correction code built into it