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| Just jumped on the quad core [message #95243] |
Tue, 29 January 2008 22:29  |
emarenot
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Pretty psyched, just plunked down the jack for a quad core, 2gb 800 ram, and
sata drive. I'm going to recycle one of my old cases. I'm planning on rigging
up Reaper. (Paris is going no where.) I'm hoping this will allow for a totally
ITB solution. I'll definately report on the track and vsti/vst counts once
I get it built and some projects rolling. It will really streamline my workflow,
well more like workdribble, but it should be a really sweet dribble :-)
Thanks all for the input and help on this. I can't wait to uncork the soda
buzz, and lego the thing together. Hmmm... overclocking...
MR
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| Re: Just jumped on the quad core [message #95244 is a reply to message #95243] |
Tue, 29 January 2008 22:49  |
Neil
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Don't mess with overclocking... not worth it in terms of stress
& potential instability on your system, and you really
shouldn't need it these days - i'm running gazillions of tracks
at very heinous parameters (88.2k/24-bit) with lots of plugins
and yeah sometimes I have to freeze some tracks with certain
CPU-intensive plugins inserted, but i don't need to overclock
on an off-the-shelf Gateway dualcore (OS-Optimized, for a
dedicated DAW platform, of course), running CubaseSX.
Neil
"Mike R" <emarenot@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>Pretty psyched, just plunked down the jack for a quad core, 2gb 800 ram,
and
>sata drive. I'm going to recycle one of my old cases. I'm planning on rigging
>up Reaper. (Paris is going no where.) I'm hoping this will allow for a totally
>ITB solution. I'll definately report on the track and vsti/vst counts once
>I get it built and some projects rolling. It will really streamline my
workflow,
>well more like workdribble, but it should be a really sweet dribble :-)
>Thanks all for the input and help on this. I can't wait to uncork the soda
>buzz, and lego the thing together. Hmmm... overclocking...
>MR
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| Re: Just jumped on the quad core [message #95247 is a reply to message #95244] |
Tue, 29 January 2008 22:21 |
Aaron Allen
Messages: 1988
Registered: May 2008
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agree... overclocking is not necessary and will generally mean odd
deliveries of bad news down the road.
AA
"Neil" <OIUOUI@OIU.com> wrote in message news:47a01003$1@linux...
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> Don't mess with overclocking... not worth it in terms of stress
> & potential instability on your system, and you really
> shouldn't need it these days - i'm running gazillions of tracks
> at very heinous parameters (88.2k/24-bit) with lots of plugins
> and yeah sometimes I have to freeze some tracks with certain
> CPU-intensive plugins inserted, but i don't need to overclock
> on an off-the-shelf Gateway dualcore (OS-Optimized, for a
> dedicated DAW platform, of course), running CubaseSX.
>
> Neil
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> "Mike R" <emarenot@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>Pretty psyched, just plunked down the jack for a quad core, 2gb 800 ram,
> and
>>sata drive. I'm going to recycle one of my old cases. I'm planning on
>>rigging
>>up Reaper. (Paris is going no where.) I'm hoping this will allow for a
>>totally
>>ITB solution. I'll definately report on the track and vsti/vst counts
>>once
>>I get it built and some projects rolling. It will really streamline my
> workflow,
>>well more like workdribble, but it should be a really sweet dribble :-)
>>Thanks all for the input and help on this. I can't wait to uncork the
>>soda
>>buzz, and lego the thing together. Hmmm... overclocking...
>>MR
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| Re: Just jumped on the quad core [message #95253 is a reply to message #95243] |
Wed, 30 January 2008 05:44 |
mike audet[3]
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Hi Mike,
Does this mean you're leaving PARIS behind, or is PARIS just staying in a
an older computer?
All the best,
Mike
"Mike R" <emarenot@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>Pretty psyched, just plunked down the jack for a quad core, 2gb 800 ram,
and
>sata drive. I'm going to recycle one of my old cases. I'm planning on rigging
>up Reaper. (Paris is going no where.) I'm hoping this will allow for a totally
>ITB solution. I'll definately report on the track and vsti/vst counts once
>I get it built and some projects rolling. It will really streamline my
workflow,
>well more like workdribble, but it should be a really sweet dribble :-)
>Thanks all for the input and help on this. I can't wait to uncork the soda
>buzz, and lego the thing together. Hmmm... overclocking...
>MR
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| Re: Just jumped on the quad core [message #95255 is a reply to message #95253] |
Wed, 30 January 2008 06:42 |
emarenot
Messages: 345
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Hey Mike
Oh no, Paris will definately remain. I still have a spare EDS card and spare
computers -just for Paris. I'll probably keep it's wheels spinning with
acoustic stuff, and stem mixing.
MR
"Mike Audet" <mike@..> wrote:
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>Hi Mike,
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>Does this mean you're leaving PARIS behind, or is PARIS just staying in
a
>an older computer?
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>All the best,
>
>Mike
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>"Mike R" <emarenot@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>Pretty psyched, just plunked down the jack for a quad core, 2gb 800 ram,
>and
>>sata drive. I'm going to recycle one of my old cases. I'm planning on
rigging
>>up Reaper. (Paris is going no where.) I'm hoping this will allow for a
totally
>>ITB solution. I'll definately report on the track and vsti/vst counts
once
>>I get it built and some projects rolling. It will really streamline my
>workflow,
>>well more like workdribble, but it should be a really sweet dribble :-)
>>Thanks all for the input and help on this. I can't wait to uncork the
soda
>>buzz, and lego the thing together. Hmmm... overclocking...
>>MR
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| Re: Just jumped on the quad core [message #95256 is a reply to message #95247] |
Wed, 30 January 2008 06:44 |
emarenot
Messages: 345
Registered: June 2005
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Thanks Aaron, and Neil
Yeah, I probably should avoid it... just get my kicks on the build.
MR
"Aaron Allen" <know-spam@not_here.dude> wrote:
>agree... overclocking is not necessary and will generally mean odd
>deliveries of bad news down the road.
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>AA
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>"Neil" <OIUOUI@OIU.com> wrote in message news:47a01003$1@linux...
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>> Don't mess with overclocking... not worth it in terms of stress
>> & potential instability on your system, and you really
>> shouldn't need it these days - i'm running gazillions of tracks
>> at very heinous parameters (88.2k/24-bit) with lots of plugins
>> and yeah sometimes I have to freeze some tracks with certain
>> CPU-intensive plugins inserted, but i don't need to overclock
>> on an off-the-shelf Gateway dualcore (OS-Optimized, for a
>> dedicated DAW platform, of course), running CubaseSX.
>>
>> Neil
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>> "Mike R" <emarenot@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>>Pretty psyched, just plunked down the jack for a quad core, 2gb 800 ram,
>> and
>>>sata drive. I'm going to recycle one of my old cases. I'm planning on
>>>rigging
>>>up Reaper. (Paris is going no where.) I'm hoping this will allow for a
>>>totally
>>>ITB solution. I'll definately report on the track and vsti/vst counts
>>>once
>>>I get it built and some projects rolling. It will really streamline my
>> workflow,
>>>well more like workdribble, but it should be a really sweet dribble :-)
>>>Thanks all for the input and help on this. I can't wait to uncork the
>>>soda
>>>buzz, and lego the thing together. Hmmm... overclocking...
>>>MR
>>
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| Re: Just jumped on the quad core [message #95262 is a reply to message #95244] |
Wed, 30 January 2008 11:45 |
TCB
Messages: 1261
Registered: July 2007
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But then you miss out on that special burning silicone smell and that nice
little crackling noise the components make whey they go to computer heaven!
"Neil" <OIUOUI@OIU.com> wrote:
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>Don't mess with overclocking... not worth it in terms of stress
>& potential instability on your system, and you really
>shouldn't need it these days - i'm running gazillions of tracks
>at very heinous parameters (88.2k/24-bit) with lots of plugins
>and yeah sometimes I have to freeze some tracks with certain
>CPU-intensive plugins inserted, but i don't need to overclock
>on an off-the-shelf Gateway dualcore (OS-Optimized, for a
>dedicated DAW platform, of course), running CubaseSX.
>
>Neil
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>"Mike R" <emarenot@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>Pretty psyched, just plunked down the jack for a quad core, 2gb 800 ram,
>and
>>sata drive. I'm going to recycle one of my old cases. I'm planning on
rigging
>>up Reaper. (Paris is going no where.) I'm hoping this will allow for a
totally
>>ITB solution. I'll definately report on the track and vsti/vst counts
once
>>I get it built and some projects rolling. It will really streamline my
>workflow,
>>well more like workdribble, but it should be a really sweet dribble :-)
>>Thanks all for the input and help on this. I can't wait to uncork the
soda
>>buzz, and lego the thing together. Hmmm... overclocking...
>>MR
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