Re: Do you have to have a 7200 rpm hard drive to run Pro Tools 10?
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Originally Posted by sunburst79
If I had a buck for every PT issue that was solved by installing a dedicated 7200 RPM audio drive I'd be posting this from a beach in Hawaii.
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But from PT10 onwards, the disk cache helps loads.
I'm running large sessions in surround, audio. and HD video off a gigabit connected Synology NAS RAID drive. One initial "comment" from PT in workspace but no bandwidth issues.
I do have 16GB of RAM though, 8GB of which I give to PT.
I did initially try an iSCSI setup but it brought more limitations than benefits.
AWS.
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