|
Laptop yo
|
View this Thread in Original format
| Von Pistol |
Hey,
So I'm not troll'n nobody and I know that this has lost likely been covered previously, BUT I am strapped for time and need to know an answer...
Which stock laptop is best for music production with fl studio?
Please I would greatly apprechiate your input.
Thanks |
|
|
| paulazizeh |
I would like for a laptop with either an I5 or an I7 processor because when you're producing you don't want lag or overloading, lots of hard drive space because of the VST's and samples and a lot of ram, I'd start at 8GB of ram and then upgrade to 16 when you're ready. Here's a couple of laptops just to get the general idea of what you're looking for.
Here's an I5 processor laptop, I'd recommend upgrading the ram if it lags a little
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...=9SIA1J20X64736
Here's an I7 laptop if you have the extra money, I'd go with this one
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...N82E16834231109
Even though it's windows 8, 8.1 will be coming out soon in anoher month or so and that version will just be like have windows 7 on the machine. Again, these laptops are just a guide to help you shop for a laptop and get you started on production.
Hope this helps and look forward to listening to your future tracks
Take care
Paul |
|
|
| Tony Morello |
i went with an i7 and upped the ram to 16gb, look at gaming laptops, they have the processor speed, hard drive space and ram needed
check out memory express, seeing as you're from calgary, that's where i went |
|
|
| UrbanNinja |
| quote: | Originally posted by discobiscuit
Idiots |
THe only idiot here is U |
|
|
| clay |
| i would avoid laptop at all cost |
|
|
| idoru |
| I'd also avoid asking a question about production in a sub-forum for DJ'ing at all costs, but that's just me. |
|
|
| discobiscuit |
| quote: | Originally posted by UrbanNinja
THe only idiot here is U |
Ok skullcandy |
|
|
| Juan Paulino |
| Laptops rule! |
|
|
|
|
