I am using the demo of organteq on a i7 10th Generstion (comet lake 4.9 Ghz)with 32GB RAM and 1 TB Optain SDD with Native Instruments Complete Audio 6 MK2.
Even with only 32 polyphonie and high latency it is unplayable (processor overload).

That seems a bit extreme. I'm using Organteq on a Linux computer with lower specifications: an i7 6-core CPU running at 3.2 GHz (with "Multicore rendering" enabled in Organteq Options) with 16GB RAM, using 48000 sample rate, 128 samples buffer, 512 voice polyphony. I have disabled both CPU frequency-scaling (Intel Speedstep) and hyperthreading in the BIOS. The only way I have been able to cause a CPU overload is to use the tutti button (engaging all stops) with all three manuals coupled while playing 5-note chords with both hands.

Even with only 32 polyphonie and high latency it is unplayable (processor overload).

I cant recommend any hardware (maybe a quantum super computer) but to use the demo version to evaluate first.

Galuwen

Can anyone here recommend a specific hardware Setting (not tooo expensive) for best results with Organteq?

I would like to practice organ on the keyboard and need a relatively professional level of attack sensitivity,

Welcome everyone!
I also would like to ask about not too expensive hardware solution for Organteq. I think about 2 master keyboards with 49 keys and foot keyboard. I don't know that's a good idea, because I am completely beginner in organ technique and technology.
I will be grateful for any piece of advice.

I would like to practice organ on the keyboard and need a relatively professional level of attack sensitivity, as I also want to play clearly articulated baroque music. I would be very grateful if someone could give me the specifications for an organ keyboard that will get the most out of the software.

Looking forward to test Organteq in deep.

Laurin