RANT!!!!!!! p.o.s computers and motherboards

nathannn · Post by **nathannn** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 2:20 am

for the last 5 years i have been making music on pc's.. i went from a 500mhz pos to a 1ghz pos to a amd 64 bit 3000+ pos
with every one of these things i was excited about how i could have a whole studio of gear in my room and how i will finally be able to make the music i dream of.. but its not the case..every computer i have owned has crashed, had fried mother boards, memory issues, hard drive failure, driver's screwing with other drivers. viruses worms trojans, dead power supplys, dead pci slots, dead media drives, broken usb slots, video card issues and any other fucking thing that could go fucking wrong.. to top that off there are software problems live will crash in the middle of a song.. other apps will say that they have saved a file just for me to go back the next day and find nothing...
i am tired of pc'sssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!
and vista.. what a joke ......what a joke!!!!!!!
before anyone says get a mac i am on that.. i have wanted one for years but they are to expensive. you cant even get an old stone age g4 for under 600.00
and with mac switching to intel (the cheapest garbage maker of cpu's i have ever seen ) it makes me want to use computers for there original purpose.. calculations and word processing..and some internet..
anyways.. feel free to be pissed off with me

glu · Post by **glu** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 2:28 am

no, i feel like joining in. Farkin computers! I just want to make music! I am sick of it too... AHHHHHHHH

hacktheplanet · Post by **hacktheplanet** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 2:48 am

nathannn wrote: and with mac switching to intel (the cheapest garbage maker of cpu's i have ever seen )

... zuh?

Sounds like you need to start doing more research to find out if there are conflicts with your hardware configuration before making purchases.

Hardtoe · Post by **Hardtoe** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:21 am

Maybe you just bought computers that were too cheap if you think that $600 is a lot of money - you generally get what you pay for....

rbmonosylabik · Post by **rbmonosylabik** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:36 am

Right now 600 doesn't buy too much for a computer meant for audio.

chis · Post by **chis** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:10 pm

rbmonosylabik wrote:Right now 600 doesn't buy too much for a computer meant for audio.

I upgraded to a Core 2 Duo E6600 with an ASRock motherboard for about £230. I already had good DDR RAM (not DDR2! just DDR is enough), and hard disks that likely wouldn't take that over £400 let alone £600.

Dollars on the other hand, well...

joeyfivecents · Post by **joeyfivecents** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:16 pm

sounds like you're going through the same thing I am (with my pc anyway-the old g4 powerbook is doing just fine). Read the what does this mean post.

robin · Post by **robin** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:45 pm

Get a Mac

...err...or an MPC1000. Either way you'll not have any of that clowning around you list above.

Tone Deft · Post by **Tone Deft** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:05 pm

You had all that happen to you?

Did you know you can't take the computer with you into the bathtub?

I think the problem is somewhere between the chair and the keyboard.

rbmonosylabik · Post by **rbmonosylabik** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 9:26 pm

chis wrote:
rbmonosylabik wrote:Right now 600 doesn't buy too much for a computer meant for audio.
I upgraded to a Core 2 Duo E6600 with an ASRock motherboard for about £230. I already had good DDR RAM (not DDR2! just DDR is enough), and hard disks that likely wouldn't take that over £400 let alone £600.

Dollars on the other hand, well...

yep, talking about dollars

£230 = $449.121

add to that the RAM and HD and I'm sure you're over $600

the_viirus · Post by **the_viirus** » Thu Feb 22, 2007 12:08 am

powerbookguy.com
lowendmac.com

much to have under $600.

HugeBear · Post by **HugeBear** » Thu Feb 22, 2007 12:30 am

Look for a setup thats STABLE, i've had good PCs and bad PCs and i've had bad luck with some motherboards. when building a pc dont just go for whats on top of the dollar - price - performance list, but get a motherboard that has GOOD driver support, get a warranty so if it breaks, you just stick another sucker in there and go back to work. if you find a driver that works, you stick with it, music needs stability more than performance, your not looking for a gaming rig.

RANT!!!!!!! p.o.s computers and motherboards

RANT!!!!!!! p.o.s computers and motherboards

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