please comment on PC Config.

[vrpatilisl]

hi everybody
Processor
Intel 3.4 GHz FCLGA1155 Core i5 3570K

Motherboard
ASUS P8Z77-M

RAM
Corsair Value DDR3 4 GBx 2

Hard Disk
Seagate Barracuda 2 TB

Graphics CardMSI GeForce *GT 430* N430GT-MD2GD3/

Keyboard/Mouse
Microsoft Wired Desktop 200

Cabinet
Cooler Master Elite 311

PSU
Corsair VS450 *450W*

Optical Drive
LG DVD RW

Speakers
Creative A35

UPS
APC1400
. I buy 1080p monitor later. Using window 7 pro. And i am using this for ripping my home Dvd and video editing. And Full HD video playback.
I want 4 gb Dvd ripped in less than 40min.
Thanx

[Ghitulescu]

I have ripped DVDs in less than 20 minutes even with my old Pentium 200MMX ... the ripping speed is not dictated generally by the size of the memory, speed of the CPU or size of the HDD.

[datman]

I have ripped DVDs in less than 20 minutes even with my old Pentium 200MMX ... the ripping speed is not dictated generally by the size of the memory, speed of the CPU or size of the HDD.

On my new system I sped up my ripping by a 1/3 or more. I think the difference was from using 6.0 Gbs transfer rate sata HD, before I ripped to a usb drive and it was the usb that slowed it down. I have been reading SSD drives are even faster.

[Asmodian]

I have been reading SSD drives are even faster.

SSD would not be faster for ripping. As long as everything is fast enough to keep up with the optical drive only the speed of the optical drive matters. As of now no optical drive can come close to saturating SATA2 let alone SATA3. USB can be very slow so switching from USB to SATA is probably what gave you the boost.

You didn't mention which LG DVD RW drive; this is the most important part for ripping speed. Check if it is rip-locked and if there are any custom firmwares available for it!

That computer looks decent to me, I now prefer WD Blacks to Seagates (mostly for the warranty, they do cost more though) but my 3 and 4 TB Seagates have been trouble free.