Is there a difference between external and internal drives?.Does anyone else have any other important info they would like to add?.Pioneer also has a connection speed that is 6 Gb/s vs 1.5 Gb/s with the other two.But, apparently, some people with a recently purchased computers that has other brands were able to make the Pioneer work for them though. You need at least a 630 integrated Intel graphics on the motherboard. You need at least an i5 Intel CPU I think. It has some steep requirements in terms of equipment. The Pioneer doesn't have this problem but has another one.

The LG makes reading blu-rays difficult because you have to mess with downgrading the firmware. The LG can only burn DVD-R Single Layer M-Discs (25 gig). The Pioneer can burn up to 100 gig M-Discs. The Pioneer BDR-212UBK and LG WH16NS60 both have come out recently.The Asus has been out for a while already so it has decent reviews but since it's the oldest, it's not particularly fast and slightly noisy.The LG also needs its firmware downgraded to play UHD 4k. The Asus makes it a pain to read because you probably have to downgrade the firmware. The Pioneer requires some specialized Intel gear like an Intel CPU. None of them makes reading UHD 4k blu-rays easy, according to reviews.It seems that these are the top 3 latest blu-ray burners on the market. Can anyone help me with any info on these blu-ray burners/readers.

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