Housefroind
Hi all,
first of all a merry x-mas to all of you.
I have one Q because I want to buy a new hardware for virtual DJ:
Is a dual core CPU working with VDJ or should I better buy a "normal" Intel Petium 4 with highest clock rate?
I saw that there are some problems with dual core hardware and performance....
Thanks for any help
Housefroind
first of all a merry x-mas to all of you.
I have one Q because I want to buy a new hardware for virtual DJ:
Is a dual core CPU working with VDJ or should I better buy a "normal" Intel Petium 4 with highest clock rate?
I saw that there are some problems with dual core hardware and performance....
Thanks for any help
Housefroind
Posté Tue 26 Dec 06 @ 1:05 pm
sbangs
Housefroind wrote :
Hi all,
first of all a merry x-mas to all of you.
I have one Q because I want to buy a new hardware for virtual DJ:
Is a dual core CPU working with VDJ or should I better buy a "normal" Intel Petium 4 with highest clock rate?
I saw that there are some problems with dual core hardware and performance....
Thanks for any help
Housefroind
first of all a merry x-mas to all of you.
I have one Q because I want to buy a new hardware for virtual DJ:
Is a dual core CPU working with VDJ or should I better buy a "normal" Intel Petium 4 with highest clock rate?
I saw that there are some problems with dual core hardware and performance....
Thanks for any help
Housefroind
both have their benifits although 2 cores may have some problems when you tweak it
it will run alot beter because their is less strain on a single core
and you can do things like run msn and vdj at the same time ;)
goodluck:)
Posté Tue 26 Dec 06 @ 1:12 pm
djcel
Intel Core 2 Duo improves VirtualDJ a lot because VirtualDJ is a multi-threaded software ;-)
Posté Tue 26 Dec 06 @ 7:26 pm