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alex666
post Thu 16 Oct 2003, 17:11
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i'm thinking about getting a new desktop system soon and i'm wondering if anyone has any ideas which would be better. the G4 dual 1.25 GHz and the G5 single 1.6Ghz systems are pretty comparable in price right now, and are both right around my price range. software i'll be using: OS X, Logic Platinum, Reaktor 4, Max/MSP. any suggestions?
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post Thu 16 Oct 2003, 19:40
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i feel bad for you running reaktor under osx.

it's kind of a lose lose situation i think- the sp G5s are not the big leap folks are touting in the apple community (the dual 2ghz is the best value unfortunately).

that said, neither computer is too shabby. i'd lean toward the G5 just to have the more modern hw down the road when it's time to upgrade.

what are you running now? if you can, it might be better to get a 3rd party G4 upgrade for your current mac and hang on until the G5s are all dualies.

alternately, buy either one and when the lower end G5 towers get dual processors sell your current tower on ebay and step up that way. ebay folks are just stupid for mac hw.


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- alex666   G4 Vs. G5   Thu 16 Oct 2003, 17:11
- - alex666   hmm, hadn't thought about getting rid of it ov...   Fri 17 Oct 2003, 12:47
- - Cookkie   Something else u may want to consider. An assista...   Fri 31 Oct 2003, 06:35


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