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From: Here In Oregon on 28 Feb 2010 13:24 "Glennbo" > So, I went ahead and ordered this stuff in a mwave barebones. WooHoo! Uh, could you have just like slept on it for one freaking night. Geez!!!! :-)
From: Here In Oregon on 28 Feb 2010 13:32 There are some major advantages to an i7920 but I am sure you will be happy so I will refrain from anymore commentary. Your bonuses will be cheaper RAM and motherboard, less power consumption and a little less heat. I will stop typing now.
From: Nil on 28 Feb 2010 15:53 On 28 Feb 2010, Glennbo <vdrumsYourHeadFromYourAss(a)cox.net> wrote in cakewalk.audio: > Oh, and it looks like I may be buying a new barebones machine, > because my Core 2 Duo is starting to act up after 6 years. It's > wanting to not boot until you power it off and on and off and on a > bunch of times. When it finally does come up, it runs fine, but > it's fairly impossible to trace the problem, since whatever it is > isn't a 100% fail. I swapped video cards, but it isn't that, coz > I had the same problem this morning. Sorry to hear that. I built my main computer the same time you did... in fact, I mostly copied your list of components. This has been the most solid, reliable machine I've ever had, and it's still perking merrily along. I usually keep my computers until they start to balk at the tasks I have for them, and so far, this one hasn't complained about anything.
From: Here In Oregon on 28 Feb 2010 17:35 "Glennbo" > I've actually been looking at this for the two weeks my DAW has been acting up. IC. Good to hear that.
From: Here In Oregon on 28 Feb 2010 17:36
"Glennbo" > The biggest advantage in the i5 is that I can afford it, although it will > take me a couple months to pay it off. I totally get it. Best bang for the buck. Reaper will be smoking for you. I am working in Reaper while I am typing this. I am also giggling all the time now and you were right once again my friend. Reaper does indeed rock! I will say it again, I am in DAW heaven. |