Modartt user forum - Recommendations for better performing laptop?

Re: Recommendations for better performing laptop?

2009-12-22T18:09:22Z

studio64 wrote:

Plus a 7200rpm hard drive, they are becoming more popular as standard

Yes, I'm a big fan of 7200rpm drives myself. But from what they tell me here that wouldn't make much, if any, difference AFA how well Pianoteq performs, because the program is processor intensive, not memory/hard drive intensive. I upgraded my memory from 1gb to 2gb and it didn't make any difference that I could see.

That's not to say that a 7200rpm drive wouldn't be good for other apps- it probably would be.

Thanks,
Michael

Re: Recommendations for better performing laptop?

2009-12-22T16:24:35Z

Plus a 7200rpm hard drive, they are becoming more popular as standard

I am getting one soon

regards

Re: Recommendations for better performing laptop?

2009-12-22T14:36:25Z

Thanks Jake, just the information I needed. And unless I find a great deal, I probably will wait until after December 31st.

Happy Holidays to you!

Michael

Re: Recommendations for better performing laptop?

2009-12-22T08:16:33Z

I think that most everyone is busy with the holidays. But, yes, a dual core with that speed will boost things considerably. On the other hand, computers often go down in price after the holidays--suddenly everything is an older model. Might be worth waiting for to get still better performance.

Recommendations for better performing laptop?

2009-12-19T02:24:37Z

Hi,

Happy Holidays All

Presently I've got a Dell Latitude D610 Pentium M at 2.13Ghz and I get a performance index of 16. I'm looking at some reconditioned Dell Core2Duo's at 1.8-2.2Ghz for a possible replacement.

Can anyone tell me if I'd see a performance boost with a Core2Duo in this range, or should I save up for a more robust machine?

Thanks,
Michael