 Dual G4 Or Dual G5?, upgrading my home studio... |
 sam. 24 avril 2004, 04:31
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I need to replace my old 350 mhz G4 with a newer machine. I'll be working with a lot of processor intensive virtual synths in Cubase SX as well as linking to Reason through Rewire. Naturally, the dual 1.8/2.0 G5 is the best choice as far as processing power. However, I'm on a tight budget--real tight!--and right now, dual G4s run about a thousand dollars less than the G5s. I can certainly put that extra thousand to good use in other studio equipment. Is the Dual G4 enough processor for runnning, say, up to ten soft synths? How obsolete will that be in two years? Is it worth saving the money or going with a more modern machine?
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sam. 24 avril 2004, 18:40
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So suck up my patience and save, save, save... I figured as much. Thanks. Incidentally, do you or does anyone else know what the implications of the 64 bit architecture on the G5 are going to be for pro-audio?
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ctklem Dual G4 Or Dual G5? sam. 24 avril 2004, 04:31
hani good question. NOT!!
G5 all the way ... sam. 24 avril 2004, 08:27 hani it means, you will need a new PCI audio card unles... sam. 24 avril 2004, 19:05 hani ohhh,,, some problems with the g5 and audio peop... sam. 24 avril 2004, 19:19
Jaysee Hi, after sitting on the fence for a while I'v... dim. 25 avril 2004, 18:12 |
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