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 G5 1,6ghz Running Pt Digi 002, Will it do? |
 Sat 17 Jan 2004, 14:20
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I'm thinking about getting a 1,6 G5 for my digi 002 system. My question then is very simple: Can a single processor G5 run the system properly - compared to, say, a dual G4? (I know that a dual G5 will do the job but then there's the money issue.)
Hope anyone can help? |
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Sat 17 Jan 2004, 20:17
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Hi Mikkel,
I don't run an 002 - I have to say I'm a tad jealous that you have one.  But - I have run ProTools on my G4 733MHz single processor machine quite happily. It depends on what your demands are. If you want dozens and dozens of tracks with multiple plug-ins, you may find the G5 1.6 struggles at some point - but - if you are not that demanding - it'll be a great machine for you. I don't know if ProTools is multi-processor aware - maybe someone else can answer that - so please take that into account. Have fun PT |
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Sun 18 Jan 2004, 18:23
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 17 Joined: 29-Aug 03 From: Lindenhurst - US Member No.: 23,831 |
Hey Man was happening? i have a digi 002R w/pro tools V 6.1.2 with a single processor G4 w/1 gig of Ram and my system runs fast and flawless, so to answer your question, Yes single processor is all you need, especially with a G5. If you have any other questions of compatability you can always go to www.digidesign.com and read up...ok hope this helps, take care
--jay-- |
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Wed 21 Jan 2004, 13:46
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 03-Jan 04 From: Copenhagen - DK Member No.: 32,374 |
Thank you both for your answers! Hmm maybe I should just go for a G4 then? But I've heard they make a lot of noise - what's your experience with that?
Mikkel |
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Wed 21 Jan 2004, 21:20
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 17 Joined: 29-Aug 03 From: Lindenhurst - US Member No.: 23,831 |
NOISE!!!!!!!! What Noise.........lol
Catch my drift??? No seriousely, the noise is not a factor what so ever, all my recording that i mix down on my setup have zero noise. Take care man --jay-- |
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Wed 21 Jan 2004, 22:13
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 Maniac Member Group: Members Posts: 821 Joined: 25-Jun 01 From: Springfield - US Member No.: 1,082 |
I was running Digi001 on a G3 350mhz for almost 2 years and it did fine... was limited on how many plugs i could use but that was it really.
You would have to really load up those plugs and automation to almost extreme overkill IMHO to bog down your system.  There are a few new soft synthst that zap a lot of the juice from any computer though like Moog Modular etc and will limit things maybe. -------------------- ----------------------------------------
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