I can't wait to see performance benchmarks on this behemoth! 2.9 ghz base clock, 4.3 ghz boost (not sure if thats all core boost or not). This is an insane amount of power for a single socket desktop! Wow.
Intel dropped their latest line of processors on OCT.5, 2017. I’ll link an article w the specs, but I’ll comment saying that they’ve added two more cores/threads compared to each previous model. So i5’s are 6 core now! i7’s are 6 core/6 threads! Pretty beastly upgrade.
Requirement is: AMD Athlon 64 3000+ (Turion) (2.8 GHz or faster recommended) and
mine is: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ 2.60 GHz 3.15 GB Ram
Will this be okay? Thanks in advance for any help
Intel is going to launch their new Haswell Refresh processors very soon. Intel Haswell Refresh, as we concluded in our previous reports, consists of 20 new CPUs with just 100 MHz higher clocks than the previous CPU in that price bracket.
Bricasti M7
Casey talks about using multiple reverbs
I'm looking at a Line 6 HD Pro and a Rocktron prophesy. I want to go guitar -->processor-->Korg D 16XD. I record clean to classic rock sounds mostly. Also any other suggestions would be helpful. Craig
Hi guys
I am looking at upgrading my computer to 8 cores.
i am wondering whether there are any windows based motherboards that support dual cpus? similar to that of the mac pros.
I'm running windows 7 and using Pro Tools for audio/visual post production etc. I'm finding that my Processor can't really handle the work load when I use things like Omnisphere in conjunction with video. So I'm updating my ram from 2GB to 4GB and trying to find the best possible processor that's compatible with my system.
This is probably very basic for most of you, but i need help trying to setup up my TC Electronic finalizer. Im using 002 rack with pt8. Im mainly trying to send the main stereo output to the finalizer and bring it back in to my pt session for mastering purposes.
I'm prepping to build a new computer for my studio and want to get the best performance I can. I know the Xeon processors are considered server/workstation chips. But I've heard they do a better job number crunching.
Has anyone had any experience with them in an audio DAW or am I better just going with a high-endi7 chip.
Thanks!
