These are without a doubt, the worst performing CD-Rs I have tested to date! They had an incredible amount of reported C2 errors in most cases,
and often a VERY high amount of reported C1 errors. Only when written at 8x did the CD-Rs perform well enough
that I could in good conscience say they were ok to use, and to be honest I still wouldn't!
My opinion (if you haven't already guessed) is that these CD-Rs are BAD. Under almost every circumstance,
these CD-Rs tested as unusable, and very unreliable. I wouldn't even want to think about what would happen
if you used these CDs in Mode2 format! These CD-Rs exhibited astronomic reports of C2 errors,
and in almost every case there were unreadable files.
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