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> Should I Get A G4 Or G5???, For use with Cubase/Yamaha 01v mixer
garyrpeter
post Thu 10 Jun 2004, 17:02
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I am making the jump from PC to MAC and have a tight budget. I have Cubase and a Yamaha 01v mixer (with fibre optic digital upgrade). I know I want at least 1 Gig RAM, but from a technical AND financial perspective, I don't know what would be better: upgrading a G4 with a soundcard that can handle my mixer, or getting a G5 which can already handle it. So far I've been told that upgrading a G4 would cost almost as much as getting a G5 and I should just pay the extra money and get a G5 with dual drive. Is this true? Money is a serious concern as I am a student, but I also want everything to work properly.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me out!

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gdoubleyou
post Thu 5 Aug 2004, 19:33
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If you are using SX2 I would keep it on PC.

I moved my SX licence to PC because of SXs poor performance when compared to other Mac DAWs.

From my observations SX2 uses 40%-60% more cpu than DP4,or Logic6 when using the same plugs.

Wouldn't suggest using it on a single processor machine. Some plugs will not work with multi-processor support enabled, rewire will not work with multi-processing enabled.

For more details check out cubase.net

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