On 23-May-06, at 3:41 AM, exs-users@yahoogroups.com wrote: > However, you're asking whether a hard drive is a substitute for RAM > access, and it clearly isn't. If EXS forces OS X to start pretending > the hard drive is a RAM buffer for loading sample starts, you're > going to get crashes while the machine swaps that data into RAM. understood. Just wondering why a dual G5 1.8 with only 512M Ram (it was a store loaner) was able to run tons of EXS with so little RAM...and no audio glitching. OSX was obviously in a low RAM situation.... anyways it sounds futile...just have to wait for higher RAM capacity in future macbooks...sigh... thanx Nick J [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: is virtual system memory useable on a Macbook Pro?
2006-05-23 by Jeff Fisher