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Old 01-22-2011, 02:37 AM
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Default Mac Pro 2.8 and 4 GB RAM- do I need more?

So, I have an Mac Pro 2.8 and 4 GB RAM- and I wonder if I need more, since everything is today on 4 gb standard.

Since upgraded to PT 9, the only crash I have is with a message warning me about memory.

Do I need more RAM memory? Will 2, 4 or 8 extra make any differance?
Will the performance of my sessions be better, in the sense that it will handle more plugins and so on?


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Old 01-22-2011, 07:47 AM
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Default Re: Mac Pro 2.8 and 4 GB RAM- do I need more?

Last year, I would have told you of the 2 Digi trainers that both told me that 4bg of RAM was the ideal amount. Now, given PT9 and my own experience(granted that its on a PC) I would think about doubling the RAM. While PT9 is still a 32 bit program, I did notice an improvement when I switched to a 64 bit OS(my machine was built with 6 gb or RAM from day one). Just get the fastest RAM your computer can handle(and make sure ALL RAM sticks run at the same speed).
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Old 01-22-2011, 07:04 PM
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Default Re: Mac Pro 2.8 and 4 GB RAM- do I need more?

Thanky you Albee!

Anybody who knows where do I find info about what is the fastest RAM my computer and at what speed my RAM is working?


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