#LATENCY ABLETON VS CUBASE PC#
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#LATENCY ABLETON VS CUBASE SERIES#
This Powered by ASUS series PC configuration has a 480GB NVMe Gen4 SSD, which provides read speeds of up to 5000 MB/s and write speeds of up to 3400 MB/s. In this Powered by ASUS PC, we've included an optimum amount of 16GB (1x16) DDR5 RAM with 4800 MHz effective frequency and CL 40 latency. This element is quite simple - the more memory, the faster and more responsive the system will be. One of the most important components of any computer is RAM, or RAM RAM. But if you think it’s still not powerful enough – we’re also offering Intel Core i9, AMD Ryzen 9 and Threadripper systems. The latest computer games, photo editing, medium complexity video editing and basic 3D content creation are just some of the works Core i3-12100F will run with ease. Thanks to its 4 cores, 12 MB of cache and 4.30 GHz boost clock it’s score exceeds 14500+ points mark at the PassMark test which is an obvious indication of its capabilities to cope with any task you can possibly throw at it. Intel Core i3-12100F CPU offers an excellent price/performance ratio. It has a base frequency of 3.30 GHz, which can be increased to 4.30 GHz for more demanding tasks thanks to Turbo technology. The included Intel Core i3-12100F processor has 4 cores and 12 MB cache.
This PC uses a reliable ASUS B760 (DDR5) motherboard and a powerful GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8 GB graphics card, featuring impeccable quality and an efficient cooling system. Thanks to our long and successful partnership with ASUS, we are offering you an exclusive opportunity to purchase the Powered by ASUS series of desktop PCs. Truly hope any of you "DELL-people" read this, and understand that this is not a happy customer.Effective frequency of the video card memory What are you charging 2000k$ for exactly? And for support? My only option is to phone you here in Sweden at office hours, which is exactly when I work and don't have time to call you.
But the main problem seems to be ACPI.sys. When checking LatencyMon, the big message is that ACPI.sys is failing. When running a DAW, there's no way to get rid of the cracks and pops, coming from the real time audio processing (Cubase 10, ableton live 10). And the problems may still be present. I'm a music producer, so 100% of what I need this PC to achieve is running a DAW. Shipping my shiny new piece of useless machine to Dell for service probably won't do me any good, as it may take at least a month (or more) for me to get it back. Dpc-latency is all over the places, and the only suggestion the internet tells me is to void the warranty and reapply thermal paste on processor, or to wait for DELL to come up with a solution (which, according to the internet, should have been done for a long time ago).
But I sure pay a few extra bucks to have stuff working. Price is a bit high compared to similar products. So I bought a as I read on several places that this is the beez kneez for an ultrabook.
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