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Will Pro Tools LE 7-8 run on my computer?
Hey Guys,
Been out of recording for a while, and I've recently decided to get back into it. When I was doing recording 3-4 years ago, my set up was as follows: G4 Power Mac-->Digi002 Rack Worked great! Problem is, I no longer have either of these. My plan is to purchase the Digi003r+ and run it on my laptop, so that I have portability. So my question is whether you guys know if I can run the software on my computer or not. It's a Dell XPS M140 Intel Pentium M Processor 1.73GHz, 504MB of RAM, Running Windows XP Media Center Edition. Now I know I will probably have to upgrade my RAM and hard drive...but as far as processing, will this do a decent job? Thanks! Jake Cannons |
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Provided that you specs conform to digidesigns [url=http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?navid=54&itemid=23954]compatibility[/i] requirements, then yes your laptop would run. However, I would suggest that your laptop isn't really powerful enough to do anything of a decent size. You could really do with a CPU upgrade I'm afraid!
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i have two dell pcs, one with 1.7 ghz x 1gb ram, and one 2.4 ghz with 2gb ram. I run Mpowered PT on the 2.4 ghz and still can only get about 10 tracks wtih effects at 24/96. it bogs down pretty bad on the 1.7 ghz machine
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Let's also make a few things clear: a 1.7ghz Intel Centrino is not the same as a 1.7ghz Core 2 Duo!! Also, the higher the sample rate, the more CPU playback is going to eat. I run a 1.6ghz Intel Core Duo and I can tell you that it runs pretty damned smoothe.
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PT8 is a lot more cpu intesive. I would run pt7.3 or earlier. It has a lot more features and graphics that will take up more cpu then 7.3.
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