For the price of a Macbook (which certainly couldn’t run the latest game titles), you can pick up a PC computer with the hardware needed to run modern games. Computer games are becoming more advanced, and require a large amount of space and top-of-the-range graphics cards. Macs, on the other hand, have an almost universal price, so you’re less likely to get a good deal. There are also thousands of PC computers sold at thousands of retailers, so there is a ton of variation when it comes to price. When you purchase a PC laptop or desktop computer, you get a lot more bang for your buck in terms of hardware. Here are 10 reasons PCs are better than Macs. Today, we’re going to argue in favour of the PC. Read our blog post 10 Reasons Macs are Better than PCs for the other side of the story. You could make a solid argument either way. BUT all in all, I can wait a generation or two on the MacStudio.The age-old debate: are PCs better than Macs?

I think I can get a motherboard with thunderbolt 4 from ASUS for $ 250, to get myself the throughput on my MOTU device for better latency. I should be able to record 24 tracks with basic channel strip plugins without noticeable latency with this machine.

I could work at 75 tracks with NO POPS at all at 128 samples. I was able to do 200 tracks with no pop at 256 samples. I was able to do 250 tracks with a single pop at start… at 256 samples. I back off ten tracks at a time until there was absolutely no pop when I hit PLAY. If i could live with the pop at the pressing of the play button… well, I quit at 450 tracks. I was able to get 329 tracks to play with a “pop” when I hit play. I replaced the 2700x cpu since the 5950x went on sale… I was debating do I get the MacStudio with an m1 max or wait for the next ryzen cpu out this fall?

I did a test a while back with this system:Ĭyberpower Master Gamer 2017 Ryzen 2700x 64gb.

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