J joeypm New member Mar 15, 2011 #1 will a i5 with 5400 rpm run sonar 8.5 and some sampletank track ok.... its almost impossible to find a 7200 rpm hard drive thanks
will a i5 with 5400 rpm run sonar 8.5 and some sampletank track ok.... its almost impossible to find a 7200 rpm hard drive thanks
T Trixaren New member Mar 17, 2011 #2 check online for the fast drives, I know thay did sell them on Ebay a while ago
Scotti New member Apr 8, 2011 #3 its ok for hosting software but dont use a 5400rpm drive for tracking audio, buy a external 7200rpm (or even a 10,000 rpm) usb to record to.
its ok for hosting software but dont use a 5400rpm drive for tracking audio, buy a external 7200rpm (or even a 10,000 rpm) usb to record to.
R RWhite Well-known member Apr 11, 2011 #4 7200 RPM drives are easy to find, I would suggest checking again.
B bruiser1964 Member Apr 11, 2011 #5 You can pick up very decent solid state drives for not all that much more - faster more reliable and quieter.
You can pick up very decent solid state drives for not all that much more - faster more reliable and quieter.
D Dave Cook New member Apr 11, 2011 #6 I just replaced my drive(5400) with a 7200 RPM, world of difference. They are easy to find, the local Best Buy had half a aisle of them. $80 for the one I got.
I just replaced my drive(5400) with a 7200 RPM, world of difference. They are easy to find, the local Best Buy had half a aisle of them. $80 for the one I got.
TeyshaBlue It's the smell.. Apr 11, 2011 #7 lol...I've been tracking with a 5400 rpm drive for 2 years now.