Optimizing system settings for Sonar / DAWs ..

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Optimizing system settings for Sonar / DAWs ..

Hi Guys,
 
I have a Dell inspiron i5 17" laptop with NVidia Graphics card GT750M
 
I was always wondering how much a graphics card comes into play with Sonar / DAWs .. as in settings that may enhance / interfere with how the Sonar screens and plugins render, speed of etc?
 
Any thought on this??
 
Aidan   
post edited by aidanodr - 2017/12/02 00:54:33
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    Re: Optimizing graphics card settings for Sonar / DAWs .. necessary or not? 2017/12/02 00:20:51 (permalink)
    A graphics card has very little effect on a DAW, or to put it another way, a DAW has modest graphics requirements.  I would go after the Windows power settings first.
     

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    Re: Optimizing graphics card settings for Sonar / DAWs .. necessary or not? 2017/12/02 00:53:07 (permalink)
    BTW
     
    Do you guys enable or disable  disk write caching on your drives?
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    Re: Optimizing graphics card settings for Sonar / DAWs .. necessary or not? 2017/12/02 01:06:23 (permalink)
     
    Superfetch on/off? Thoughts
     
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