djjohnnyrox
Its time to replace my Macbook Pro 13 it wont run stems, too old and slow. Im looking for suggestions. With my mac i was able to have two hard drives installed one for music one for videos.
Im looking for suggestions on a replacement and want to stay with 13" size. Need to have graphics card so I can utilize stems.. I haven't been able to find many that have the ability to change the hard drive let alone have two hard drives. So far the Razorblade 13" has my interest. It seems to check all the boxes speed, style , gpu.
Any suggestions what else I should look into
Thanks
John
Im looking for suggestions on a replacement and want to stay with 13" size. Need to have graphics card so I can utilize stems.. I haven't been able to find many that have the ability to change the hard drive let alone have two hard drives. So far the Razorblade 13" has my interest. It seems to check all the boxes speed, style , gpu.
Any suggestions what else I should look into
Thanks
John
Posté Mon 20 Jul 20 @ 3:46 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Could consider external drive instead perhaps. Works great, and even makes life easier when you change computer etc.
For graphic card, any recent Nvidia (Windows) or AMD (mac) will do the job ;-)
For graphic card, any recent Nvidia (Windows) or AMD (mac) will do the job ;-)
Posté Mon 20 Jul 20 @ 10:20 pm
djjohnnyrox
External hard drive is an option. But I would prefer to not go that route. Having everything in the laptop works better for me. I can get a 4tb internal. So I'll probably go with the razor blade Laptop . I don't know anyone who has this computer hopefully it performs as expected
Posté Tue 21 Jul 20 @ 1:19 am
jasonhooper
Following!
Posté Tue 21 Jul 20 @ 5:22 am
groovindj
djjohnnyrox wrote :
I can get a 4tb internal
You know that laptop uses NVMe M.2, right? Not the usual SATA.
Posté Tue 21 Jul 20 @ 7:46 am
djjohnnyrox
groovindj wrote :
You know that laptop uses NVMe M.2, right? Not the usual SATA.
djjohnnyrox wrote :
I can get a 4tb internal
You know that laptop uses NVMe M.2, right? Not the usual SATA.
Groovin, I did not. exactly why Im looking for suggestions & comments.
Posté Tue 21 Jul 20 @ 11:50 am
groovindj
It does specify that on the website...
4TB in that format would cost you around $800. It is much faster than SSD though.
If you're not glued to a 13" screen, the ASUS ROG range can have up to three internal drives.
4TB in that format would cost you around $800. It is much faster than SSD though.
If you're not glued to a 13" screen, the ASUS ROG range can have up to three internal drives.
Posté Tue 21 Jul 20 @ 12:19 pm