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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.

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

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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.

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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.

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I'm assuming you're using Windows - check this guide out. It's a must read for Windows users: http://www.native-instruments.com/k...udio+Processing

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You'll be fine.

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


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You'll be fine.

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


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