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Originally Posted by
juski
Then maybe Traktor is (maybe was) a sack of cack.
Good call on the it-zone ebay seller, but do they ever have many laptops with UK keyboards?
Traktor has quite a high system requirement compared to virtual DJ and serato.
2.0ghz i5 processor minimum. (serato 1ghz i3+, vdj pentium 4) altough a 2.4ghz core 2 duo managed okay... Which is why I say clock speed matters... Or more to the point in traktor it matters! And it does utilise multiple cores :S.
4gb ram minimum... Same as serato... Vdj asks for 512mb haha!... No idea why the huge difference!
Anyway yer quite a few keyboards are forgien! It's a 5 min job for any monkey to swap out an old keyboard for a new one with those laptops and keyboards cost less than £20.
As mention by somebody else you can swap everything on these laptops, almost like a desktop. Oh and you can see the screws, not hidden behind some funny panel to make it look nice / make you take it back to the shop.
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Originally Posted by
ukpartydj
Traktor has quite a high system requirement compared to virtual DJ and serato.
2.0ghz i5 processor minimum. (serato 1ghz i3+, vdj pentium 4) altough a 2.4ghz core 2 duo managed okay... Which is why I say clock speed matters... Or more to the point in traktor it matters! And it does utilise multiple cores :S.
4gb ram minimum... Same as serato... Vdj asks for 512mb haha!... No idea why the huge difference!
Anyway yer quite a few keyboards are forgien! It's a 5 min job for any monkey to swap out an old keyboard for a new one with those laptops and keyboards cost less than £20.
As mention by somebody else you can swap everything on these laptops, almost like a desktop. Oh and you can see the screws, not hidden behind some funny panel to make it look nice / make you take it back to the shop.
So if it needs more CPU than programs which effectively do the same thing, it's a bag o cack I've taken it for a test drive on my laptop (core i3 at 1.8Ghz ish) & liked it more than Serato. Gawd, the timestretching (master tempo) is as smooth as butter. Unlike basic Serato, which sounds like an older generation Pioneer CD deck. Yuck. CPU usage was next to bugger all in both though, as it is with Mixxx.
I know I can easily do a keyboard swap on a laptop. My current model's on its third one now No, it's not had anything else changed either. "Oooh yes I've had this laptop for 10 years.. I've only had to replace the HDD, the CPU, the battery, the case, the screen, keyboard & trackpad... " NOT.
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Originally Posted by
CRAZY K
Dont know if this is a SCAM but I see theres a free download called TurboyourPC which allegedly speeds things up.
Available until tomorrow.
Anyone know anything about this and does it really work?
Or is it just Crap Cleaner and deleting temporary files in disguise?
A little tip. I'd stay well clear of TurboyourPC. Any program that flags up on malware info sites and Googling it brings up "Malware Removal Instructions" simply isn't worth the risk. Instead, use something with a good reputation such as CCleaner.
As for the Tracktor comments, well, I haven't used it for a few years now but I did use it for a while and it was very resource-intensive even on my well-specced Dell Inspiron. If it's changed then great but I'm really settled with VDJ now so that's my software of choice!
Dazzy D
Lightning Disco & Entertainment
Born to make you party!
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Originally Posted by
Marc J
Looking (drooling) at a MicroSoft Surface Pro 4,
Drool a little longer. It's out of stock
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Last edited by Excalibur; 10-12-2015 at 03:45 PM.
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Originally Posted by
DazzyD
A little tip. I'd stay well clear of TurboyourPC. Any program that flags up on malware info sites and Googling it brings up "Malware Removal Instructions" simply isn't worth the risk. Instead, use something with a good reputation such as CCleaner.
As for the Tracktor comments, well, I haven't used it for a few years now but I did use it for a while and it was very resource-intensive even on my well-specced Dell Inspiron. If it's changed then great but I'm really settled with VDJ now so that's my software of choice!
Yes i actually run CC most days and also go to App Data and delete all temp files.
This was something i had to do to make my old Ipod be recognised by my old PC but seems to generally help.
CRAZY K
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