Pro Studio Coffee Lake
  - Case: Silent Mid-Tower
  - Power-Supply: 750w ultra quiet
  - Coffee Lake CPU: 8086k (5.0GHz)
  - RAM: 32GB DDR4/2400 (2x16..
  - OS drive: 250GB SSD
  - Audio drive: 1TB 7200RPM HD
  - M.2 Ultra SSD 1: 1TB (3200MB/Sec)
  - Burner: 24x DVD/RW
  - Video: GTX-1050 (2GB)
  - Add TI chipset Firewire: For Tascam, Mackie, ..
  - Operating System: Windows 10 x64 Pro
I've added two WD Black 1TB drives I call "Data" and "Studio".
Just got Splat installed and will install CbB later today and hopefully my Toontrack stuff.
 
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Dag! Nice!

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Bash good to see you!
I'm loading software, not so much fun
But, the M.2 sure loads the SD3 kits in a big fat hurry!
God damn, its like Superior 3 loaded 15 minutes before I opened the project.
 
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Those M.2 Ultra SSDs sustain ~3400MB/Sec   
As a point of reference, SATA SSDs sustain ~540MB/Sec
 
If you have a library that loads slow... or where you need extreme disk-streaming polyphony, M.2 Ultra SSD can make a huge difference.

Got mine too.
Dull and boring.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Not.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHtr09mLezY

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Always wanted an XKE. WOW! I could "settle" for an F-Type; yeah man!
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Lovin' my Cat...
Boys (and girls), you gotta get an M.2 for your samples.
If/when you upgrade to a MB that supports it; pull the trigger.
Best money I've ever spent!
Oh, and Jim is the best!
Buy a Cat and never look back, my 2010 rig is still runnin' strong,
and Our 'ol Pal just replaced his 8 year old Cat; nothin' purrs like a Cat!
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