Dell Inspiron 8600
1) 29-31%
2) Dell Inspiron 8600 laptop
3) XP Pro SP1
4) Pentium-M 1.6Ghz
5) 1G RAM
6) M-Audio FireWire 410
7) 60G 7200RPM HD
LIVE 4 PERFORMANCE TEST
1) Ableton Live CPU Meter % (if it bounces around, please list the peak)
2) Laptop/Desktop? Make/Model
3) Operating System
4) CPU Make Model and Speed
5) Amount of Ram / Speed of Ram (if you know)
6) Soundcard (Stock or add on?, usb/firewire/pci ?)
7) Hard Disk Drive Speed (if you know
1) 37%
2) Dell Dimension 8200
3) WinXP SP2
4) P4 2.26 Ghz
5) 512 RD RIMM / 800mhz
6) Egosys WaMiRack 24 PCI
7) Both @ 7200
my sister still has my notebook, i'll post the results from it once i get it back this or next week (dont slap me, she needed it a few weeks for her new job heh)
2) Laptop/Desktop? Make/Model
3) Operating System
4) CPU Make Model and Speed
5) Amount of Ram / Speed of Ram (if you know)
6) Soundcard (Stock or add on?, usb/firewire/pci ?)
7) Hard Disk Drive Speed (if you know
1) 37%
2) Dell Dimension 8200
3) WinXP SP2
4) P4 2.26 Ghz
5) 512 RD RIMM / 800mhz
6) Egosys WaMiRack 24 PCI
7) Both @ 7200
my sister still has my notebook, i'll post the results from it once i get it back this or next week (dont slap me, she needed it a few weeks for her new job heh)
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pentajigga
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Re: LIVE 4 PERFORMANCE TEST
got a new machine, so here's an update (respect to adamjay for his help!)pentajigga wrote:1) 36%
2) dell desktop
3) XP
4) P4 2.4ghz
5) 512MB 233 (i think)
6) RME HDSP 9652
7) 7200RPM
couldnt set no input. because RME ASIO does not have seperate section in live for input/output, only has RME ASIO or NO AUDIO. so latency was 11+11=22ms.
1) 19-20%
2) shuttle xpc build
3) xp sp2
4) amd athlon 64 3500+
5) 1g ddr 400
6) rme hdsp9652
7) 7200 western digital ata
shuttle xpc amd athlon 64 3500+ / 1gig RAM / oxygen 8 / rme hdsp9652
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pentajigga
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unearthed123
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Made shuttle machine too.
1) 19-21%
2) shuttle xpc build
3) xp sp1
4) amd athlon 64 3500+
5) 1g ddr 400
6) rme hammerfall multiface
7) seagate 200GB SATA 8mb cache(system) , maxtor300GB 16mb cache(data)
fast & silent!
1) 19-21%
2) shuttle xpc build
3) xp sp1
4) amd athlon 64 3500+
5) 1g ddr 400
6) rme hammerfall multiface
7) seagate 200GB SATA 8mb cache(system) , maxtor300GB 16mb cache(data)
fast & silent!
Athlon64 3500+ Shuttle XPC SN95G5 PC3200 1GB RAM Rme Hammerfall Multiface Novation Remote25
Apple PowerbookG4 12" 1.33Ghz 756mb RAM 80GB HDD(5400rpm) MOTU 828MK2 EDIROL PCR-1
Apple PowerbookG4 12" 1.33Ghz 756mb RAM 80GB HDD(5400rpm) MOTU 828MK2 EDIROL PCR-1
1) 22% (peak value, average 20%)
2) Laptop, Dell Latitude D600
3) Windows XP Professional SP2
4) Pentium M, 2 GHz (2MB L2 cache, 400Mhz FSB)
5) 1024 MB RAM (266 MHz DDR SDRAM [PC2100])
6) On-board SigmaTel Audio (AC97, using DX driver)
7) 5400 rpm (40 GB)
This is a very nice machine (above configuration at around $2500), but unfortunately not mine (performed the test while configuring it for a customer).
/sp0
2) Laptop, Dell Latitude D600
3) Windows XP Professional SP2
4) Pentium M, 2 GHz (2MB L2 cache, 400Mhz FSB)
5) 1024 MB RAM (266 MHz DDR SDRAM [PC2100])
6) On-board SigmaTel Audio (AC97, using DX driver)
7) 5400 rpm (40 GB)
This is a very nice machine (above configuration at around $2500), but unfortunately not mine (performed the test while configuring it for a customer).
/sp0
Last edited by sp0bjogu on Wed Nov 10, 2004 10:00 pm, edited 1 time in total.
1) 49% (peak value, average 45%)
2) Laptop, Compaq Evo N800c
3) Windows XP Professional SP2
4) Pentium 4 Mobile, 1.8 GHz (512kB L2 cache, 400Mhz FSB)
5) 1024 MB RAM (266 MHz DDR SDRAM [PC2100])
6) On-board SoundMAX Audio (using DX driver)
7) 7200 rpm (60 GB)
Been using it since 2002 (priced at around $4000 at the time). Upgraded recently to maximum memory (1024 MB) and a faster hard drive (original was 60GB, 5400 rpm).
/sp0
2) Laptop, Compaq Evo N800c
3) Windows XP Professional SP2
4) Pentium 4 Mobile, 1.8 GHz (512kB L2 cache, 400Mhz FSB)
5) 1024 MB RAM (266 MHz DDR SDRAM [PC2100])
6) On-board SoundMAX Audio (using DX driver)
7) 7200 rpm (60 GB)
Been using it since 2002 (priced at around $4000 at the time). Upgraded recently to maximum memory (1024 MB) and a faster hard drive (original was 60GB, 5400 rpm).
/sp0
this seems a bit too high, mate. Have you crammed a lot of stuff in there? The specs are like my thinkpad, only mine is 1.5 ghz and peaks well below 30%...sp0bjogu wrote:1) 49% (peak value, average 45%)
2) Laptop, Compaq Evo N800c
3) Windows XP Professional SP2
4) Pentium 4 Mobile, 1.8 GHz (512kB L2 cache, 400Mhz FSB)
5) 1024 MB RAM (266 MHz DDR SDRAM [PC2100])
6) On-board SoundMAX Audio (using DX driver)
7) 7200 rpm (60 GB)
Been using it since 2002 (priced at around $4000 at the time). Upgraded recently to maximum memory (1024 MB) and a faster hard drive (original was 60GB, 5400 rpm).
/sp0
mbp 2.66, osx 10.6.8, 8GB ram.
AH :-/ My badAdamJay wrote:i reckon its because he has a Pentium 4 Mobile and you have a Pentium-M.Machinate wrote: this seems a bit too high, mate. Have you crammed a lot of stuff in there? The specs are like my thinkpad, only mine is 1.5 ghz and peaks well below 30%...
two very very different cpu's.
mbp 2.66, osx 10.6.8, 8GB ram.