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HDX-2 on (slightly revised) 12-core 2 x 2.4GHz 6-core Intel? / RTAS in PT10HD
Hi all
Well the new Mac Pros did not arrive as expected... and Tim Cook says "sometime in 2013" I may pull the trigger on a HDX-2 on a (slightly revised, current) 12-core 2 x 2.4GHz 6-core Intel as a stop gap measure...... Anyone know if this (slightly updated) machine is "approved" for HDX? and - confirming that RTAS plugs do work in PT10HD - ?? I'm leaning towards the 12 core as many plugins I use (Altiverb, etc) do NOT run in AAX, and TDM won't work, of course..... so the extra cores will be a place for RTAS plugs. Will ProTools HDX take full advantage of all those 12 cores? Would 12 GB ram be plenty for big mixes with 150+ audio tracks? (with the audio for the PT session being around 4 GB max) Final bonus round question - is the RAM in this machine registered.... or unbuffered? (tough question, i know)I am told you can't mix and match types in one machine Thanks Last edited by MixerGuy; 06-13-2012 at 03:43 PM. Reason: clarification. |
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