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Originally posted by xfer i would get at least 1 gig of ram. One nice trick for more performance. Format a 2gig partition on your hard drive and use it for virtual memory. Change all the folders that windows uses for temp files to that 2 gig partition.

That sounds like a good idea .. What folders dos windows use for temp files ? .. and is there enything els i need 2 change in that paratition to make it for virtual memory ? ...

I got another question .. This one is for the cubase users :

Howcome when I get an overload in cubase , inlike logic it sticks and dosnt cool off after a while .. Every time i get an overload i need 2 restart the program. Is there eny way 2 fix this ? .. and alsow when I open the project im working on the performance meter starts at 20% .. Y is that ?!

PLz help

cOby

Enyone ?

Am i the only cubase user in this forum !?

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Originally posted by coby Enyone ? Am i the only cubase user in this forum !?

no.. ur just the biggest wank0r in it..

ok...i'm not all genius with computers so this is my stupid computer question of the day...when you say partition...are you talking about how when you log on you can log on under different user name and settings???? i know i'm stupid hehehehe.

i use sx

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Originally posted by Floorfiller ok...i'm not all genius with computers so this is my stupid computer question of the day...when you say partition...are you talking about how when you log on you can log on under different user name and settings???? i know i'm stupid hehehehe.

A partition is a part of an HD. Say you have an HD of 40Gb, you could chose to use only one partition of 40Gb (probably named "C"), or more smaller partitions (named "C", "D", "E",..). A good program to create and manage such partitions is Partition Magic.

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Originally posted by YuVaL no.. ur just the biggest wank0r in it..

WOOOORRDDDD

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Originally posted by Veverka A partition is a part of an HD. Say you have an HD of 40Gb, you could chose to use only one partition of 40Gb (probably named "C"), or more smaller partitions (named "C", "D", "E",..). A good program to create and manage such partitions is Partition Magic.

ok cool i'll look into that...i know that i have a c,d,e drive already, but more would help organize my computer...

new computer perhaps??? i have to agree organistaion is very helpful as all my stuff is very organised...that makes it more speedy.

tezz