Sep 25, 2004 11:58 am EITHER WOULD DO THE JOB JUST FINE
jeezuz, all caps is annoying isn't it?
operton vs amd 64
Posted on Sep 25, 2004 11:55 am
LEON
Member Since: Sep 23, 2004
HI...I AM A STUDENT OF MUSIC TECH. & ACOUSTICS.I REALISED THAT I NEED MORE CPU POWER THAN MY 2000+.THE POINT IS DUAL OPERTON 244 OR AMD64 3400+;
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Sep 25, 2004 11:58 am EITHER WOULD DO THE JOB JUST FINE
jeezuz, all caps is annoying isn't it?
Sep 25, 2004 12:11 pm I CANT HEAR YA - CAN YA SHOUT A BIT LOUDER!!
ah..that's better ;-)
Touche dB.
Coco.
Sep 25, 2004 12:20 pm "EITHER WOULD DO THE JOB JUST FINE".IF I DIDN'T KNOW THAT MY FRIEDS,I WOULDN'T POST MY MESSAGE...
I DID THAT CAUSE SOME "FRIENDS" TOLD ME THAT I HAVE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE ISSUE BEFORE I BUY ANYTHING.."USING 10 OR MORE GB OF SAMPLES REAL TIME FOR A FULL ORCHESTRA FOR EXAMPLE ISN'T EASY"THEY SAID...
Sep 25, 2004 12:28 pm Please, turn off your ****** caplock. It's VERY annoying.
If you are gonna use that much sampling I would suggest you worry just as much about having a fist full of RAM in your box as well, and get the CPU that can give you the highest benchmarks humanly possible. Running that much isn't easy, but you are also asking about two of the biggest processors in the industry...also, just as important as raw processing power, get the one that has the biggest FSB pipe...
Opteron would be far and away the faster chip...but it comes with a price.
What do your "friends" say on the subject?
Sep 25, 2004 12:48 pm Here is some interesting info
www.gen-x-pc.com/amd64info.htm
www.amdboard.com/iwill_zmaxdp.html
www2.technobabble.com.au/article77.html
Sep 25, 2004 01:09 pm thank you....
usefull information....
it's about time to start saving more money......
and things like these here in Greece are very expensive....i think capslock is ok now.....
thanks again......
Sep 25, 2004 02:31 pm Just remember, it's not about brand, name, model...it's about specs...speed, FSB speed, RAM and more. It's a total system, not any one component. A big, bad CPU isn't any good if you have it on a motherboard that doesn't allow it to run at full capacity, or enough RAM to utilize it's speed.
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