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RenderingRebel
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Mar 1, 2008 15:37
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just get a fucking mac man, hahahaha
Running 3 years without any problems, and still making tracks on a 3 year old lappy
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XuN
IsraTrance Full Member
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Posted : Mar 1, 2008 16:47
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On 2008-02-17 09:52, N-A-S-A wrote:
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On 2008-02-15 13:55, makus wrote:
i think with core2duo or quad processors and 8 gb of ram vista will make musicmaking very comfortable.
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Such a beast of a machine would make producing on vista quite good, but producing on xp much better. xp runs faster and more stable + it supports alot more than vista (at least for now), so i see no reason why anyone should switch to vista. if u want to switch, switch to linux or osx 
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I agree, but you can't have more than 4GB ram on a winxp 32 bit. And if you upgrade to 64 bit, you may have some incompatible hardware 
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psygnosis
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Posted : Mar 1, 2008 17:12
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or use server2003 enterprise (32gb supported) and disable all unnessery services and turn it into a workstation. i didn't try it.. but maybe it even works better than vista. |
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anigbrowl
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Posted : Mar 2, 2008 04:24
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LOL you really don't get it do you, if they stop sell XP then its just a matter of time they stop supporting it and then you won't have any buggfixes or improvements on the kernel.
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But it's pretty stable as it is...so we don't need lots of bugfixes for it.
As for the 4 gb memory limit...I don't really cre. I have 1gb and I am thinking about upgrading to 2, but as I usually record hardware and use plugins for maybe only 30% of sound, it's not such a big issue. Usually 10-12 tracks is fine for me.
I agree with Alistair that it's better to fix Vista and make it solid. Personally I doubt I will move to Vista this year as it doesn't really offer any benefits for me, most of the improvements are for networking and security. |
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