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cajonezzz 02-09-2007 12:26 AM

HD upgrade pricing?
 
My understanding is that the price has gone DOWN for an upgrade path from HD3 PROCESS pcix to HD3 Acell pci e.

I don't see any mention of it in the new pricing--- anyone know the scoop?

studiomusic 02-09-2007 08:00 AM

Re: HD upgrade pricing?
 
I was looking for that myself and couldn't find anything execpt "check with your local dealer".

sphereman 02-09-2007 09:35 AM

Re: HD upgrade pricing?
 
HD3 accel pci to HD3 accel pci e. $3795.00 After a long search on the digi site I found a pdf file that had the exchange list for everything. Can remember where though. Its not always around.

studiojimi 02-09-2007 10:08 AM

Re: HD upgrade pricing?
 
i wonder ...is that better than trying to sell the HD cards i have then upgrade or is this a "generous" offer...bottom line...i'd be downgrading to HD3 from HD4 with out a latency filled expansion chassis?

i'll think holding may be the best for me unless someone has a better idea

gives 02-09-2007 04:47 PM

Re: HD upgrade pricing?
 
Quote:

HD3 accel pci to HD3 accel pci e. $3795.00 After a long search on the digi site I found a pdf file that had the exchange list for everything. Can remember where though. Its not always around.

Here is what i found..

As for the Cross-Grade from PCI to PCI-E here is the latest info on that...

http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?...0&itemid=24558

Here’s a basic run down:

HD1- to PCI-e $1795.

HD2 Accel- to PCI-2 $2795.
HD2- to PCI-e $3295.


HD3 Accel- to PCI-e $3795.
HD3- to PCI-e $4295

Other upgrades are avail, this just gives you a rough idea... And of course you will pay more to upgrade the orginal “non-Accel” HD Proicess cards than you will pay for one of the new Accel cards...

cajonezzz 02-09-2007 04:54 PM

Re: HD upgrade pricing?
 
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Quote:


HD3- to PCI-e $4295

Other upgrades are avail, this just gives you a rough idea... And of course you will pay more to upgrade the orginal “non-Accel” HD Proicess cards than you will pay for one of the new Accel cards...

yep, that's what I heard, it went DOWN from 5500 last year! I was about to do the chassis and new comp, or g5 2.7 as a temp fix, but they now make it almost affordable...

maybe if I wait like 3 years they'll just GIVE me a new rig?

I know one thing for sure... i've got a processor upgraded g4 to 1.42, and it is NOT playing well with 7.2,and virtually NO RTAS.

i might have to do it.... now to find out if it's solid on the intel platform.


cz

jeff markham 02-10-2007 07:59 AM

Re: HD upgrade pricing?
 
and if they let you keep the old cards, it be perfect ;-)

jeff

bad jitter 02-10-2007 09:54 AM

Re: HD upgrade pricing?
 
Quote:

I know one thing for sure... i've got a processor upgraded g4 to 1.42, and it is NOT playing well with 7.2,and virtually NO RTAS.

Strange. I have also 1.42 GHz processor upgrade. No problems with 7.2 or RTAS.

bad jitter 02-10-2007 09:56 AM

Re: HD upgrade pricing?
 
Quote:

As for the Cross-Grade from PCI to PCI-E here is the latest info on that...
http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?...0&itemid=24558

I can't see any prices on that page. Is it only me?

CPettigrew 02-10-2007 10:28 AM

Re: HD upgrade pricing?
 
Quote:

Here is what i found..

As for the Cross-Grade from PCI to PCI-E here is the latest info on that...

http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?...0&itemid=24558

Here’s a basic run down:

HD1- to PCI-e $1795.

HD2 Accel- to PCI-2 $2795.
HD2- to PCI-e $3295.


HD3 Accel- to PCI-e $3795.
HD3- to PCI-e $4295

The $4295 price for HD3 (non-Accel) to HD3 PCIe is the same price during the crossgrade that expired December 20th. That's when I purchased my crossgrade. I think what is cheaper now than before is the Mix upgrades.

Craig


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