C COA23 New member Jun 11, 2015 #1 It's an Acer Aspire V 15 V3-572-734Y 15.6-Inch Full HD Laptop (Platinum Silver). Processer: Intel i7-5500U (Dual Core) Graphics: Intel HD 5500 RAM: 8GB I like to game as well, so I tried to pick an inbetween a quad and good graphics laptop.
It's an Acer Aspire V 15 V3-572-734Y 15.6-Inch Full HD Laptop (Platinum Silver). Processer: Intel i7-5500U (Dual Core) Graphics: Intel HD 5500 RAM: 8GB I like to game as well, so I tried to pick an inbetween a quad and good graphics laptop.
BroKen_H Re-member Jun 11, 2015 #2 Yeah, Reaper's really small footprint (doesn't hog resources). Should work fine on a dual core 8GB machine...dual core i7 freaks me out Just seems weird to harness that kind of horsepower and only give it four threads...
Yeah, Reaper's really small footprint (doesn't hog resources). Should work fine on a dual core 8GB machine...dual core i7 freaks me out Just seems weird to harness that kind of horsepower and only give it four threads...
C COA23 New member Jun 12, 2015 #3 I ended up not getting it. I found a laptop near me that's decent enough to run on. It's an i5 with 6 gb, HP. At the closest Best Buy.
I ended up not getting it. I found a laptop near me that's decent enough to run on. It's an i5 with 6 gb, HP. At the closest Best Buy.
DM60 Well-known member Jun 12, 2015 #4 I run Reaper on one of the lowest machines that will boot up with MS. That software would probably run on a Raspberry Pi if there was a supported OS.
I run Reaper on one of the lowest machines that will boot up with MS. That software would probably run on a Raspberry Pi if there was a supported OS.
Just seems weird to harness that kind of horsepower and only give it four threads...