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Old 11.08.2006, 01:19 AM
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Originally Posted by The girl next door
I was looking on getting a Core 2 Duo Pentium...but i was told it might not be supported by Logic 5.5.1. as its Dated......
should be fine as long as you don't use 64 bit windows.

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I will not change from 5.5.1 as i love it and all our songs are on it...
..Maybe it might be better getting an AMD...????
Defintely, i have used amd for a long time, and it's done very well in my studio, if you look at people who have a history of their computer crashing, its typically an intel. generally, intels are built for document and database related work, and aren't really suited for multimedia. thats the job of amd. if you look at the cpu specs, and what features it supports, amd is always ahead of the game. amd is cheaper, and these days, a better performer too .if you are a logic freak just get a mac instead and run logic 7. i have that in my studio and i absolutely adore it.


edit again : i totally agree with the thread, if you are really a logic head, you NEED 7. period. if you wanna stick to pc, and have it take advantage of the dual core, start doing your new projects in cubase. i have dual processor on my mac, and since 6 it's been taking advantage of both processors. and 7 is backwards compatible with 5.5. Now that the new mac pro's are out, you could get one of those for 1k USD less than an equal spec dell. use that money to buy logic 7 and the universal binary upgrade.

AND...logic 7 has sculpture, AND ultrabeat.
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