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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    Quote Originally Posted by Kumagoro View Post
    How much of a budget do you think you can squeeze out of them?
    Still trying to figure that out. will let you know.
    Last edited by ik9000; 04-04-2011 at 10:55 AM. Reason: added quote because went over page

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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    Is this it ??
    http://www.dpkmusic.com/dpkmedia/D-VERB_TEST_FILES/

    I would be happy to run it on my 965 x4 later if still needed.

    Quick rig idea (all from scan)
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    CiT S001 Micro ATX Desktop / Tower Combo with 450W PSU £32:40 (very cheap should be suitable)
    MSI GT430 OC 730MHz NVIDIA Graphics Card - 1GB £49:72
    Second hand x-fi card for approx £20-40
    Hard drive and dvd burner??

    Approx £400 depending upon what can be re-used.
    Last edited by dfour; 04-04-2011 at 12:07 PM.

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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    sweet - we got a phenom in the mix

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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    Avoid CiT PSUs!! One of my mates had one and it went kaput and took out a hard drive.

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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    Quote Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH View Post
    Avoid CiT PSUs!! One of my mates had one and it went kaput and took out a hard drive.
    Yeah I know they suck, I was just trying to keep the cost downand as the machine wont be taxed to hard or overclocked I was hoping it would cope.

    A phenon x4 based rig could shave £100 of the cost of the spec I put up as the chip is cheaper and the onboard graphics should be enough to cope with the screen forgoeing a nvidia card until you needed it.

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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    This thing will get zero maintenance. I imagine it'll go under the bench just like the last one and be left to slowly cook itself and vacuum dust out of the air. A stable PSU will be worth the extra £10-20. Thanks for the warning on CiT.

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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    Quote Originally Posted by dfour View Post
    Yeah I know they suck, I was just trying to keep the cost downand as the machine wont be taxed to hard or overclocked I was hoping it would cope.

    A phenon x4 based rig could shave £100 of the cost of the spec I put up as the chip is cheaper and the onboard graphics should be enough to cope with the screen forgoeing a nvidia card until you needed it.
    Sadly I don't think the wait option will materialise - if it doesn't get in the original mix I don't think it will happen, so it's all-in or bust.

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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    Any idea if the d-verb files I linked to are the correct test ones ik9000 ??

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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    No idea, not done it myself yet - Cat suggested it and I thought it sounded like a good idea, just haven't had chance to do anything about it yet.

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    Re: Spec help for new PC inc Sound Recording

    Ill have a look later when I get home.

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