10 Feb
2008
10 Feb
'08
9:51 a.m.
Am Sonntag, 10. Februar 2008 schrieb david:
Arnold Krille wrote:
The more ram the better for audio! Loading big soundfonts is easier with more
ram (try loading a 3gig piano-font into 1gig of ram). Caching more
audio-tracks is easier with more ram (and thus gives you more cycles
available for effects)...
RAM can't be substituted by anything else then RAM!
(DE: Frei nach "Hubraum ist durch nichts zu ersetzen als Hubraum.")
And that "ought to be enough for everybody" is a funny reference. Like that
famous (incorrect citation) "I think the world will be saturated with 5
computers."
Arnold
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Am Montag, 4. Februar 2008 schrieb Dave
Phillips:
32-bit + 2GB RAM would be
enough for me to handle stitching large
panoramic photos ... don't know about how it would help audio work. Obviously the memory handling capacity is much
greater on the 64-bit
machine, and I expect that we'll all be running 64-bit boxes eventually.
No,
32bit and 1GB of ram ought to be enough for everybody!