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It's been really slow on here all afternoon. Just got slower.
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Only an hour to go!Originally posted by suityou01 View PostIt's been really slow on here all afternoon. Just got slower.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by Jeff MagintyThere are tossers who simply "must" have the latest spec machine, and they pay through their nose to achieve that, only for that high-spec machine to spend much of its life sat there depreciating, and then there are sensible chaps like me, who only buy the hardware that they actually need, and keep using it for as long as it does what they need it to, not falling for the marketing hype or "keeping up with the Jones's".
Jeff Maginty, boldly following the trailing edge of technology and staying faithful to my Yorkshire roots! Btw, does anyone know if they make a pc case in brass?
There are also those of us who need high performance machines for our work.
Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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honestly 8GB of ram and an SSD will make you love your PC again. You don't need an i5/7 CPU unless you do lots but memory & SSD makes M$ office run OK.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Posthonestly 8GB of ram and an SSD will make you love your PC again. You don't need an i5/7 CPU unless you do lots but memory & SSD makes M$ office run OK.
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Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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Bought some new hardware recently but defo not top spec. The most demanding apps I run are sequencers / samplers and though loads of RAM help I can still produce perfectly acceptable results with no bottlenecks on five year old kit with all the up to date outboard gear. It's cool though to have the hardware to run multiple VM's for testing server builds.
For work I'm 90% of the time in a terminal and CLI so anything does the job.Comment
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Yep: 39 amazing Steampunk computer mods | Steampunk Computers | MusicRadarOriginally posted by Jeff MagintyBtw, does anyone know if they make a pc case in brass?
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