Joined: Wed Mar 02, 2005 3:43 am Posts: 18418 Location: Anytown, USA Gender: Male
its a dell
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stip wrote:
In five years, when you get laid and grow up, you should go back and read some of these posts and if you've turned into a decent person you'll realize how much of an asshole you sound like right now
Joined: Mon Oct 18, 2004 1:03 am Posts: 24177 Location: Australia
80 GB HD. um... yeah. there's a sticker that says athlon on it. it's.. silver
_________________ Oh, the flowers of indulgence and the weeds of yesteryear, Like criminals, they have choked the breath of conscience and good cheer. The sun beat down upon the steps of time to light the way To ease the pain of idleness and the memory of decay.
Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 1:40 pm Posts: 439 Location: Massachusetts Gender: Male
my home theater pc:
-two 80 gig serial ata hard drives in raid.
-1- 40gig ata 133 hard drive
-1 gig of pc 3200 memory
-3.0 ghz intel P4 800 fsb
-Creative Audigy 2 Platnuim
-Ati Radeon 9600 PRO
-43" dlp Samsung HD tv monitor connected DVI
-kenwood 5.1 hometheater system w/ powered sub
A rectangular metal box says Compaq on it
Athlon 3400+
1.0 GB RAM
250 GB Main Hard Drive (damn near full after 2 weeks)
160 GB Secondary Drive
Radeon 128 MB Video Card
HP Lightscribe DVD Burner
CD-Rom
All in one memory card reader
17" monitor
JBL Speakers
Contains absolutely no pictures of naked women inside it.
Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 7:46 am Posts: 1851 Location: Milwaukee, son. WHAT.
Buggy wrote:
3.41 GHz Pentium 4 2.0 GB RAM 200 GB Main Hard Drive 120 GB Secondary Drive 120 GB External Backup Drive M-Audio Delta 1010 Digital Recording System Radeon X300 128 MB Video Card CD/DVD Burner All in one memory card reader 19" monitor 5 Speaker surround sound Altec Lansing system
How's that M-Audio card? I've heard they make fantastic stuff and I believe they are one of the only soundcard manufacturers that works with ProTools.
I really want to get the new Creative SoundBlaster X-Fi Elite Pro. It's got a breakout box with 1/4" inputs for any electrical instrument using that size jack, plus it comes with QueBase.
Not to mention it's perhaps the best card on the market right now.
Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 7:44 pm Posts: 8910 Location: Santa Cruz Gender: Male
superklye wrote:
How's that M-Audio card? I've heard they make fantastic stuff
It's fantastic. The recording quality I get from it is very professional. The problems I've always found with other audio recording cards are that they almost always pick up internal noise from the computer. With the M-Audio it's clean as a whistle. Another issue is latency. Other cards I've tried have latency problems or have slow response. With the Delta, the latency is super good.
It's an extremely good investment for anyone doing home recording
Joined: Wed Mar 02, 2005 3:43 am Posts: 18418 Location: Anytown, USA Gender: Male
Ensign9 wrote:
Cal Varnsen wrote:
its a dell
*Dude,
i surf the interweb on it
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stip wrote:
In five years, when you get laid and grow up, you should go back and read some of these posts and if you've turned into a decent person you'll realize how much of an asshole you sound like right now
Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 12:59 am Posts: 18643 Location: Raleigh, NC Gender: Male
Buggy wrote:
superklye wrote:
How's that M-Audio card? I've heard they make fantastic stuff
It's fantastic. The recording quality I get from it is very professional. The problems I've always found with other audio recording cards are that they almost always pick up internal noise from the computer. With the M-Audio it's clean as a whistle. Another issue is latency. Other cards I've tried have latency problems or have slow response. With the Delta, the latency is super good. It's an extremely good investment for anyone doing home recording
Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 7:46 am Posts: 1851 Location: Milwaukee, son. WHAT.
Buggy wrote:
superklye wrote:
How's that M-Audio card? I've heard they make fantastic stuff
It's fantastic. The recording quality I get from it is very professional. The problems I've always found with other audio recording cards are that they almost always pick up internal noise from the computer. With the M-Audio it's clean as a whistle. Another issue is latency. Other cards I've tried have latency problems or have slow response. With the Delta, the latency is super good. It's an extremely good investment for anyone doing home recording
That sounds awesome...the home recording is just an added bonus though. With the new CMSS-3D upmixing (turns stereo into 5.1, 6.1 and/or 7.1), EAX 5.0 HD and various other Codecs, the new X-Fi has me by the balls.
It's been getting rave reviews from everyone and the sound quality is apparently unmatched. It's got a new "crystalizer" functionality that upmixes existing 16-bit recordings into 24-bit sound, effectively making the new upmix better than the source, and you can record it "as you hear it" so you can make MP3s of the revamped files.
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