On 8 November 2010 11:47, J bz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all, > > I'm about to update my hardware and am looking at getting a 2nd hand lenovo > x60 or x60s. > > The x60s runs cooler and therefore longer on battery than the x60. There > is an option within my budget (200 pounds) to get the core 2 duo which seems > to have the advantage of running a 64b distro. Now as far as I'm aware pure > data is generally 32b but I will be using this machine for many years to > come hopefully, so I am wondering whether I should get the c2d option as a > way of future-proofing? > > Although I use Puredyne as my OS, therefore making use of the various > programs that come with it, pure data is the thing I'm most interested in, > using it for composition and performance. So the best way of running pd is > what I am most concerned about. > > If any one has any pointers or opinion about the usefulness or not of this > I would be delighted to hear from you. > > All good wishes, > > Julian >
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