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Dopeboyfresh2012
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« on: March 17, 2012, 06:25:25 PM »

Hello community I need help testing my backups. Well i just finished making a backup of my mass effect 3 game and i am using mkm003 discs burned with an ihas 324 b with burnermax firmware  installed. The problem i have is testing my media using kprobe well so far i have thrown out about 3 of my media discs because  testing results didnt seem to be on par. A couple of different sources said that;

 XGD3 Quality Benchmarks (per TX and C4):
 PI MAX should be 100 or less & PI Average should be 5 or less
 PIF MAX should be 4 or less & PIF Average should be 0.20 or less

so far here is the best test result i have so far (in this particular case burned at 2.4x opc: off) :



which according to the xgd3 quality benchmarks standard, this copy is still not good enough, In fact PIF values were great. Now i have changed settings around in my imgburn such as; differernt speeds like 2.4x,4x, opc on, opc off, and thats pretty much it from what i have read as far as burning xgd3 games for the most part other than setting layer break to optimal there isnt anything else needed to be done. So my ultimate question is is there anything that can be done thath pretty much has been tested to guarentee these values to be on par or below these requierments? O and one last question while testing the other failed media  i have noticed that the pi values start out low but from about 70% of completion pi value starts increasing steadily is there a reason for this? In a case of another one of my backups this did not happen it was pretty much even through out.

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« Reply #1 on: March 17, 2012, 07:18:48 PM »

I usually find defragging my hardrive before burning any games yields better kprobe results.
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« Reply #2 on: March 17, 2012, 08:16:55 PM »

Thank you grandmaster56 for quick reply well i decided to scrape that test result and try another one and to my luck i think i may have found the correct set up for me and thats just setting my burn speed to 4x with opc off and this is what i have yielded:



as you can see this test result looks superb. well i hope someone with the same issue as i had try this method out because it may work.
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