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Can They Cope??? Scrap Or Upgrade??, imac / powermac g4 -should i scrap?? |
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dim. 16 avril 2006, 19:57
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oh, and it is sx on the imac and nuendo on the powermac. Although when i upgrade to os x. It will also be sx.
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lun. 17 avril 2006, 03:35
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That seems pretty odd, because I run a G4 Desktop Tower 933mhz 1.25 ram, and a Power Book 1 gig mhz. with 715 ram, and can typically can load have many tracks and plugs per project, and for the majoity of the time is rock solid. I am contemplating upgrading, but almost hate to, when my systems are so consistent. I run he latest version of SX3, Ablelton, & Reason. I know I will reach a point where I will not have choice, but as long as things are stable, i am not jumping just yet.
On the other hand, if you are having major glitches, hiccups, and inconsistency in your in systems software/hardware, I would suggest that you go ahead and upgrade your system.
Allen Portman Houston, Texas
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mar. 18 avril 2006, 13:48
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hmmm. you system is a bit better thn mine.. I'm running a G4 desktop with 733mhz and 758 ram - that coul dbe the difference. Just wondering if it's worth getting more ram?
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