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    Poor teacher needs help with buying computer

    MMsykes, you're confusing random access memory (RAM) with hard disk space RAM is memory used by programs while the computer is on. The more RAM you have the more programs you can run at the same time and at a faster speed. Hard drive space is used for STORAGE of data like pictures...
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    Poor teacher needs help with buying computer

    1. 4GB of memory should be sufficient for your needs. How much memory does your current Macbook Pro have? 2. A new Macbook pro comes with 500GB of hard disk space 3. Go to B&H and purchase the laptop for $1138.95 no tax and free shipping. (The store is based in NY, so you only pay tax if you...
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    Advice for UPS purchase

    Danny Bui, thanks for the input. I purchased 2x CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD 1500 VA 900w.
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    Advice for UPS purchase

    I'm looking for a UPS solution for a Server and Network gear. The server is a Dell PowerEdge T610 and has one 570W non-redundant power supply. Network gear includes a desktop computer (for VOIP) probably has a 250W-350W power supply, a T1 modem, 2 switches (one of them is POE). Any advice would...
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    Help with build for PC entertainment center

    I love my Western Digital Live...
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    PC Build Help

    I can see why people would sacrifice graphics for performance in competitive gaming, not so much in recreational gaming.
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    New audio workstation PC build advice

    Thanks for the input guys but the problem is not with my firewire controllers. I have high DPC latency which most likely stems from the motherboard. Nothing changes when I disable the onboard and add-on firewire controllers in device manager.
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    New audio workstation PC build advice

    I have a firewire add-on card based on a TI chip. I probably don't need all the additional processing power. Maybe I should just change the motherboard, but I haven't seen any quality LGA 775 motherboards on newegg recently.
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    Need advice on PC build for music/audio production

    Danny Bui, thank you for your input.
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    Need advice on PC build for music/audio production

    My current build is a monster at everything except audio/music/video stuff. The motherboard in my signature has horrible DPC latency issues. I have a friend with the exact same motherboard but he is using Windows XP 64bit, he experiences the same DPC latency spikes as me. So after...
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    New audio workstation PC build advice

    My current build is a monster at everything except audio/music/video stuff. The motherboard in my signature has horrible DPC latency issues. I have a friend with the exact same motherboard but he is using Windows XP 64bit, he experiences the same DPC latency spikes as me. So after...
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    Firewire Audio interface latency too high

    I ran memtest and it reported no errors. I have to do the process of elimination still.
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    Firewire Audio interface latency too high

    After disabling C1E and EIST I still get latency spikes of up to ~5000us
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    Resolved.

    Red FTW, you will NOT regret it!
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