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14.11.2005, 06:09 PM
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More ram = more plug-ins?
Evening guys & girls...
I am building a new virtual studio based around the new Apple Mac Dual-Core G5 2ghz (2gb ram) and Logic 7. I was going to go down the TC Electronic Powercore Firewire route (UAD sort out a PCI-Express card soon!) to share the burden on my processing needs. The helpful chap from Digital Village suggested that I double my ram instead (4gb). This would increase the amount of plug ins I could use he suggested. He mentioned that using the TC Firewire may cause me latency problems. What are your thoughts on this? I know that some plug-ins are more CPU intensive than RAM intensive. Would adding more ram allow me to use more plug-ins?
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