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    860tu

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by wijnoostmuziek, Nov 19, 2008.

  1. wijnoostmuziek

    wijnoostmuziek Notebook Geek

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    Did anyone use the 860tu to record audio ( 24 tracks) using firewire?
     
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    If you need hardware support for 24 tracks of audio then I suspect a D901C would suit you better with a quad core CPU - which firewire hardware are you looking to use btw?
     
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    Hi Neil,

    I have a fareface 800 with 2x focusrite octopre Le connected to it by adat.
    But anyway, I bought the 860tu today, xp will be on the flashcard and sonar 6 aswell. So I'll use the hd (320 Gb, 7200rpm) for audio only.
     
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