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Social what computer do you have?

Intel Rocket Lake Core i9-11900KF (Max Turbo 5.3GHz)
EVGA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti 12GB
G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 16GB DDR4 Black 2X (32GB)
Lexar NM790 2TB M.2 NVMe Internal SSD
CVN B560 GAMING PRO V20 Motherboard

Thought about getting a 4K series, but thought that would've been overboard as I only play minimum games. Sticked with the 3080Ti.
 
Same old Lenovo laptops.
Like Timex
Online from cold boot in 15 secs.
If I have to prove it I guess I'll have to make a vid and all that shit so believe it or not. Lol
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Lil'LinaptkSix said:
Same old Lenovo laptops.
Like Timex
Online from cold boot in 15 secs.
If I have to prove it I guess I'll have to make a vid and all that shit so believe it or not. Lol
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No you don't have to prove it. My wife has a modern 12th gen Intel Win11 computer that does the same thing.
 
So a repost question from the lounge by me:

Psychlone Jack said:
Anyone happen to have music production experience, I shouldn't have a problem running an entry/mid-level DAW on an hp core i5 laptop with 8gb ram, bought new like 6 months ago.... should I? lol

I mean, I know I'm not running pro tools or anything like that, but say, fl studio or ableton?
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As stated, HP Core i5 2.4ghz, iris Xe graphic, 8g ram, 256gb storage, windows 11 home.

Also worth noting, I'm speaking only of production, I wouldn't try to do any live mixing with this computer... but a little bedroom mixing, it should keep up okay, I'd think? 🤔

Thanks.
 
Psychlone Jack said:
So a repost question from the lounge by me:



As stated, HP Core i5 2.4ghz, iris Xe graphic, 8g ram, 256gb storage, windows 11 home.

Also worth noting, I'm speaking only of production, I wouldn't try to do any live mixing with this computer... but a little bedroom mixing, it should keep up okay, I'd think? 🤔

Thanks.
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You might want more ram
 
I recently bought a MacBook (got the version with the M3 chip, 16 GB RAM, and 512 GB SSD), and here are my thoughts.

Pros:
– Amazing performance — everything runs fast and smoothly, even under heavy load.
– The display is absolutely stunning, especially for graphic and video work.
– Battery life is impressive — easily lasts 10–12 hours with active use.
– Build quality, trackpad, and keyboard are top-notch.

Cons:
– Not all software, especially Windows-specific tools, work without some extra setup (I use Parallels for that).
– Limited ports — I had to buy a hub.
– The price is definitely on the high side.

Currently running a 2021 MacBook Pro M1 Max—plenty of power for music production and dev work. I use it both at home and when traveling, so keeping track of network devices is important to me. I recently ditched LanScan and found a solid IP scanner alternative for Mac https://setapp.com/how-to/ip-scanner-alternative-mac that integrates well with my workflow. Smooth interface, fast scans, and no ads. Highly recommend it if you're managing multiple devices or just want a better network overview.

Overall, I’m really happy with it, especially if you're already in the Apple ecosystem.
 
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Pieca shit HP windows 10 laptop from early 2020 that's about to snap in half because the hinge is coming off lmao. I have a brand new windows 11 laptop as backup, I'm just using this thing till its unusable.

Has always been a little decent though. 128GB SSD, HP Ryzen 3, Radeon Vega, 4 MB of ram, 64-bit. It's like above average, I guess? In terms of laptops at the time anyway. I hate both windows 10 and 11, but especially 11. 10 has already had compatibility issues with things like even DOSbox. I've 1:1 next to my XP done the same commands and DOSbox doesn't work on this laptop which is very weird. It's had a bad habit of popping/crackling noises too. It comes and goes
 
Chromebook burner laptop with no copy paste because I am a basic arse bitch lol.....Ironically the 4 core one or w/e is compromised with viruses/malware/keyloggers (on the same wifi network?) and the chromebook lives. (Or just doesn't notify me its dying idk)
 
Shady's Fox said:
either be a random laptop or computer, what's your system hardware and what's your main operating system & use?, if you'd like.
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Shady's Fox said:
either be a random laptop or computer, what's your system hardware and what's your main operating system & use?, if you'd like.
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I bought my laptop with the intention to learn video editing on it but that kinda fell apart so my only computer is a MBP 16”,M1,10 core CPU,32 GB memory, 2 TB SSD,,,I still have it and keep it charged and use it a bit but not the reason it was purchased for,,I actually have a nice Alienware desktop that I stopped using after I stopped shooting with my Nikon,,,crazy how much $$$I have invested in gear that I no longer use…..
 
BourbonMac said:
Pieca shit HP windows 10 laptop from early 2020 that's about to snap in half because the hinge is coming off lmao. I have a brand new windows 11 laptop as backup, I'm just using this thing till its unusable.

Has always been a little decent though. 128GB SSD, HP Ryzen 3, Radeon Vega, 4 MB of ram, 64-bit. It's like above average, I guess? In terms of laptops at the time anyway. I hate both windows 10 and 11, but especially 11. 10 has already had compatibility issues with things like even DOSbox. I've 1:1 next to my XP done the same commands and DOSbox doesn't work on this laptop which is very weird. It's had a bad habit of popping/crackling noises too. It comes and goes
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install dokan library

and check this link

 
Right now I’m on a Lenovo Legion 5 with a Ryzen 7 and RTX 3060. Mostly use it for gaming and some light music production. Solid machine for the price!
 
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