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The results are poorer for 400 MHz RAM.
Also I'm doing my own tests with the software I use every day (Studio 9 DVD authoring, Pro tools calculations - all on a very big files) - measuring minutes and second to finish the tasks.
So, the problem is: I put new RAM into...
Hi guys,
yesterday I bought 2x512 MB RAM, 400 MHz, Kingmax. I was really surprised when I got nearly 10% weeker results on test, compared to my old RAM (2x512 MB, 320 MHz, PQI).
I have dual layer memory slots and the config is:
P4 2,4 GHz
MB ASUS P4P800
Maxtor 120 GB
Sapphire Radeon...
Can anyone explain shortly: Having one hard disk or two, is there any noticable difference when editing video in Adobe Premiere (in speed, or whatever...). And if there is, do I plug secondary HD on primary IDE channel as a slave unit. Thanks in advance.
I don't agree. I've heard from my friend (that's why I'm posting on this forum) that there is a BIG difference when using separate HD just for video storage. My system is pretty fine, I don't have any significant trouble, I'm just curious. Is there anybody with his own experience about...
Can anyone explain shortly: Having one hard disk or two, is there any noticable difference when editing video in Adobe Premiere (in speed, or whatever...). And if there is, do I plug secondary HD on primary IDE channel as a slave unit. Thanks in advance.
Hi.
I'm running on very stable XP system (P4, 800 MHz bus, 1GB RAM, 120 GB fast HD). I'm currently interesting in making DVDs for my child (as a matter of fact I've already done 11 DVDs) and I'm editing video in Adobe Premiere.
What I can't understand is the video quality of the final...