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I'm trying to buy a macbook pro. But can't decide which processor is better. Posted on: 27.11.2013 by Romeo Kornfeind Macbook Pro i5 Quad Core 2.6 GHz Macbook Pro 17 Dual Core 2.7 GHz They are both 13 inch laptops, in the end of their cycles. Which of the 2 are better processors for using Ableton and Traktor simultaneously ? Along with this, I'm buying a Push and a Xone K2. Please help me out. I really don't want to own something I'll need to upgrade very soon. Thanks. P.S. I'm coming from a Dell laptop, Quad core i5. Bitch died on me, Doesn't even start now.
Romeo Kornfeind 29.11.2013	Originally Posted by Sambo If you want Ableton and Traktor simultaneously, go big. The more CPU and RAM in that bad boy the better. My i5 Lenovo eats Traktor alive with two remix decks running, keylock and spamming FX though, and I'm sure I could comfortably run Ableton in the background also but I've never tried it. This is all on the shoddy crap that is Windows 8, so OS X on similar spec should have no problem. Got the 15" i7 quad core today. My mistake about the Quad core i5. Victim of false advertising by some of the stores. Plus here in India, the Retinas are just way too expensive. Thanks for all the replies. Appreciate it Is there a tutorial for mapping an Android Tablet to work as a mixer ? (Touch OSC). No Xone K2, I would've been sorted otherwise.
Katelyn Hoctor 28.11.2013	Originally Posted by makar1 There has never been a Quad Core 13" Macbook as far as I know. i was just about to say that myself also if your really set on either then the i7 model
Romeo Kornfeind 27.11.2013	Macbook Pro i5 Quad Core 2.6 GHz Macbook Pro 17 Dual Core 2.7 GHz They are both 13 inch laptops, in the end of their cycles. Which of the 2 are better processors for using Ableton and Traktor simultaneously ? Along with this, I'm buying a Push and a Xone K2. Please help me out. I really don't want to own something I'll need to upgrade very soon. Thanks. P.S. I'm coming from a Dell laptop, Quad core i5. Bitch died on me, Doesn't even start now.
Romeo Kornfeind 29.11.2013	Originally Posted by Sambo If you want Ableton and Traktor simultaneously, go big. The more CPU and RAM in that bad boy the better. My i5 Lenovo eats Traktor alive with two remix decks running, keylock and spamming FX though, and I'm sure I could comfortably run Ableton in the background also but I've never tried it. This is all on the shoddy crap that is Windows 8, so OS X on similar spec should have no problem. Got the 15" i7 quad core today. My mistake about the Quad core i5. Victim of false advertising by some of the stores. Plus here in India, the Retinas are just way too expensive. Thanks for all the replies. Appreciate it Is there a tutorial for mapping an Android Tablet to work as a mixer ? (Touch OSC). No Xone K2, I would've been sorted otherwise.
Jetta Drenzek 28.11.2013	If you want Ableton and Traktor simultaneously, go big. The more CPU and RAM in that bad boy the better. My i5 Lenovo eats Traktor alive with two remix decks running, keylock and spamming FX though, and I'm sure I could comfortably run Ableton in the background also but I've never tried it. This is all on the shoddy crap that is Windows 8, so OS X on similar spec should have no problem.
Katelyn Hoctor 28.11.2013	Originally Posted by makar1 There has never been a Quad Core 13" Macbook as far as I know. i was just about to say that myself also if your really set on either then the i7 model
Alphonso Deitchman 28.11.2013	There has never been a Quad Core 13" Macbook as far as I know.
Rolanda Clodfelder 28.11.2013	Neither have been updated in a year - personally I don't believe either is a particularly good purchase at this point in time given the benefits of more recent processors, SSD and the price drops of the retina machines. But given the choice of these two the i7.
Petra Arra 28.11.2013	if you dont want to upgrade soon, best bet is to get the latest.

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