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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 4 Inscrit : 14 nov. 04 Lieu : Somewhereville - US Membre no 54,951 ![]() |
It seems that next to RAM, the most important thing for a music machine is disk speed and 4200 is ridiculouisly slow, isn't it? I mean, for let's say a 7 minute song with y'know, 10 tracks or whatever, and a few softsynths, will an iBook with 512 end up queuing audio onto the hard drive and slow to the point of uselessness?
It's too bad the iBook doesn't come with a 5400 hard drive option; I'm left with a jump from a $1000 laptop to a $1600 one, and it's depressing because I really wanted to get a mac too. But the iBook has everything I need except that. Maybe I'm wrong, is the HD really that important after all? |
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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 8 Inscrit : 17 oct. 01 Lieu : Rio de Janeiro Membre no 2,064 ![]() |
I paid for a service in exchanging my last iBook's HD, it was fast and cheap (around 30 dollars in my country's currency)
I put a travelstar 40GNX, 5400rpm and the performance boost was clear. ok, it will void warranty (unless made by an apple servicer) but mine had already expired... |
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