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crisbd
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Hi Guys,
I have an HP Pavilion laptop right now. I checked in the device manager under IEEE Bus Host Controller and it says Texas Instruments OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller .
Could I try and use this one year old AMD Turion 64 Mobile Technology ML-2, 1.79 Ghz, 1 GB RAM laptop to do some basic audio recording using my Presonus Firebox as the interface?
I am researching components to build or help build my future desktop DAW and right now I am not sure if I am going AMD or Intel! (too confusing for a non-computer guy I tell ya!)
In the meantime I thought I would check the firewire connection on this laptop and was pleasantly surprised to find it a Texas Instrument!
The hard drive on this is only 4400 RPM or something like that and I have learned that is pretty slow for audio recording
I was going to buy an external hard drive like a 500 GB Seagate to back up my desktop DAW once I have it. Would this hard drive be a good idea to use now for this?
Any thoughts or other suggestions?
Thanks!
Chris
I have an HP Pavilion laptop right now. I checked in the device manager under IEEE Bus Host Controller and it says Texas Instruments OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller .
Could I try and use this one year old AMD Turion 64 Mobile Technology ML-2, 1.79 Ghz, 1 GB RAM laptop to do some basic audio recording using my Presonus Firebox as the interface?
I am researching components to build or help build my future desktop DAW and right now I am not sure if I am going AMD or Intel! (too confusing for a non-computer guy I tell ya!)
In the meantime I thought I would check the firewire connection on this laptop and was pleasantly surprised to find it a Texas Instrument!
The hard drive on this is only 4400 RPM or something like that and I have learned that is pretty slow for audio recording

Any thoughts or other suggestions?
Thanks!
Chris