--- In exs-users@y..., PersingEP@a... wrote: > Well...there is so little "real" performace increase from a single processor Mac with current Logic, and a dual processor. I heard it is something like MIDI and the Graphics are loaded to one processor? < It depends where your system bottlenecks are. It might be that a system has run into a problem with memory access speed, and switching to DDR memory would make it fly, but adding a second processor just means that you now have two processors fighting over the same memory bandwidth that was already causing problems with one. I've found that my PC DDR system seems to cope with everything I throw at it irrespective of how many effects and instruments I've tried using, and as a result I've reorganised and have been selling off all my synthy hardware and soundcards so that absolutely everything ends up softinstrument-based. Unfortunately, after this reorganisation, if I switched to a lower- powered machine I might not be able to get it all to work. :-( =Erk=
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Re: [exs] Logic on a mac
2002-07-09 by erk_relativity
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