Roll-your-own computer for GTP4.

Re:Roll-your-own computer for GTP4. (SteveStrummerUK)

Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:46:57 GMT

Oi bilge-breath, where's my 2009 tour jacket?

It would be rather nice to receive it before it goes out of fashion old bean " />

Re:Roll-your-own computer for GTP4. (pistolpete)

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 20:12:52 GMT

I would avoid anything named "the baconator".

GT4 runs much better than GT3, although there is still the bad latency issues, however ASIO4ALL seems to fix that fine.

Re:Roll-your-own computer for GTP4. (Doc_Hollingsworth)

Mon, 09 Nov 2009 18:31:23 GMT

Hey Jessie,

Take a look at the Core i7. it got glowing reviews from Sound On SOund. outperformed everything else by a substantial margin. Problem is the pricing is a bit on the high side.

As for chipsets...... The gigabyte motherboards run a TI chipset which makes them a prime MB for building a DAW off of.

Roll-your-own computer for GTP4. (Jessie Sammler)

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 09:10:31 GMT

I've been out of the recording loop for some time, and I'm thinking of getting back into it. I have GTP3 right now and would probably upgrade to GTP4. Back when I was messing with DAW-type computers, the Intel Q6600 was the hot processor that everyone one had. Well, I've migrated all those guts over to another case and built a dedicated work computer. I'm left with a case -- an Antec P182. What's a good processor and chipset that people are liking these days for a DAW?