25 Jul
2003
25 Jul
'03
5:14 p.m.
On Fri, Jul 25, 2003 at 08:47:52PM +0200, Atte Andr? Jensen wrote:
BTW: I also asked this in my local LUG and one of the
posters was
shocked, and said that he had never sat behind a machine with more than
256 MB RAM. Is the "don't go with less than 512MB, or you'll be sooo
sorry"-speach only for windows users or is there some truth in it for us
linux users also?
Your sample library will almost certainly increase over time. Which
would you rather do - have to worry about what samples were available,
or just load them all and get on with life? ::-)
You'll also get more benefits - even if you can fit your whole sample
library into 256M, you're loosing that much memory that would otherwise
be used for disk cache. As a result, your system performance will
suffer.
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