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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 ![]() |
divan,
7200 rpm notebook drives uses the latest technology in power management so the heat dissipation is not significantly bigger than most 5400 drives... check the drives specifications in the manufacturer pages... ;-) |
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