Is a Pentium G630 quick enough to run Traktor Scratch?

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Posted by generic on Aug-07-2012 00:07:

Is a Pentium G630 quick enough to run Traktor Scratch?

It's a dual core processor at 2.7GHz
I know a dual core duo at 2GHz is supposed to be enough, but I'm not sure what features have been stripped from the G630, regardless of clock speed.

Cheers

Posted by Zak McKracken on Aug-07-2012 15:42:

isnt ram and hd speed most important for these dj-softwares? consider a ssd it fucking improved my mbp

Posted by itsamemario on Aug-13-2012 17:12:

Should be more than enough. I get sub 10 ms latency on my Asus K72F with a i3-350M that clocks in at 2 x 2.26 GHz, and with the new Traktor update I no longer can hear any little noise artifacts, like you could get when changing folders etc.

Posted by itsamemario on Aug-13-2012 17:23:

quote:
Originally posted by clay
isnt ram and hd speed most important for these dj-softwares?

Ummm no, you could have all the ram and mb's and ghz' in the world and you'd still get glitchy sound unless you have a well suited audio interface.

Posted by Guest on Aug-16-2012 03:11:

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Posted by feelgood on Aug-16-2012 18:38:

You'll be fine.

The G630 is a great little processor. Significantly better than the core2duo, as it uses the next generation architecture.

Posted by itsamemario on Aug-19-2012 11:20:

quote:
Originally posted by feelgood
You'll be fine.

The G630 is a great little processor. Significantly better than the core2duo, as it uses the next generation microarchitecture.

ftfy