Does TSP or TSPS4 supports multi-core CPU?
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Does TSP or TSPS4 supports multi-core CPU? Posted on: 02.11.2010 by Gia Neita 1st: Does TSP or TSPS4 supports multi-core CPU?2nd: Whats the best way to decrease latency? 3rd: Does a hi-end USB cable (like transparent or Cardas) make noticeable difference when using a controller? 4th: choices of upgrading a 5200rpm HDD to a Seagate Solid State Hybird and upgrading memory to 4GB? Which one should be first? 5th: Changing Windows to Ubuntu? thats all for today..... Thanks to anyone who can help me... | |
| Nedra Fresneda 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by N00bites
IMO you don't need the latest hardware but one that does the job right. I run TP at 2,5ms (can run at 1ms but i'd rather have a safety net) along with a pretty midi out intensive apc mapping. anyways, traktor doesnt run on linux unless it's emulated as far as i know (dunno about NI soundcard drivers if you are planning to get tsp) to reduce latency disable wifi/bluetooth (all systems), disable battery ACPI (PC notebook) and kill any unnecesary proceses/programs |
| Gia Neita 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by maxonemillionone
so yeah man, you are right, they are all "unix-like" os |
| Kristian Buneta 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by N00bites
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| Gia Neita 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by OmniRoss
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| Annalisa Shogren 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by N00bites
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| Gia Neita 02.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by Remote
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| Cristian Carmona 02.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by N00bites
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| Gia Neita 02.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by Bisimoto
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| Gia Neita 02.11.2010 | 1st: Does TSP or TSPS4 supports multi-core CPU? 2nd: Whats the best way to decrease latency? 3rd: Does a hi-end USB cable (like transparent or Cardas) make noticeable difference when using a controller? 4th: choices of upgrading a 5200rpm HDD to a Seagate Solid State Hybird and upgrading memory to 4GB? Which one should be first? 5th: Changing Windows to Ubuntu? thats all for today..... Thanks to anyone who can help me... |
| Kathe Teetsel 04.11.2010 | 4. Guess more ram is the first stop (you never have enough ram! ), it will speed up your system (system won't have to use paging file so much) more than new SSD (software and Windows will start faster). |
| Gia Neita 03.11.2010 | Can anyone answer #3 and #4 questions?????? Please........ |
| Nedra Fresneda 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by N00bites
IMO you don't need the latest hardware but one that does the job right. I run TP at 2,5ms (can run at 1ms but i'd rather have a safety net) along with a pretty midi out intensive apc mapping. anyways, traktor doesnt run on linux unless it's emulated as far as i know (dunno about NI soundcard drivers if you are planning to get tsp) to reduce latency disable wifi/bluetooth (all systems), disable battery ACPI (PC notebook) and kill any unnecesary proceses/programs |
| Gia Neita 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by maxonemillionone
so yeah man, you are right, they are all "unix-like" os |
| Kristian Buneta 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by N00bites
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| Gia Neita 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by OmniRoss
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| Annalisa Shogren 03.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by N00bites
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| Gia Neita 02.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by Remote
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| Cristian Carmona 02.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by N00bites
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| Shirlee Depiazza 02.11.2010 | TSP doesn't run on Linux afaik? And what sort of latencies are you running? A 2009 or newer Macbook will do 4ms no worries, the newer ones probably even lower. |
| Gia Neita 02.11.2010 |
Originally Posted by Bisimoto
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| Latina Ebrahimi 02.11.2010 | Personally i would go for a Mac os instead of unbutu i found Mac os much more stable and less hassle then again that is my opinion! |
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