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Specific system requirements...laptop

PostPosted: 17 Oct 2014, 04:49
by DJDogbone
I was reading the Cross DJ system requirements and they were a little vague on the CPU side.

Currently, I've been using a dual Quad Core DESKTOP for a system (dual quad-core ZEON)

Is Cross strictly an INTEL CPU application or can I consider quad-core AMD machines for my laptop?

I know that Serato only supports INTEL and I wondered if this was true for Cross DJ. I can get a lot more machine for less money if I can consider AMD machines....if it has to be INTEL, is an i5 enough processing power to run/mix video loopson players 1/2 AND mix music on players 3/4 without issue?

Re: Specific system requirements...laptop

PostPosted: 17 Oct 2014, 05:38
by daniel clark
:cool: :cool: well now ,,, general knowledge from experience ,, ran a amd duo core ,,2.3 gkz ,, with a 1 gig video card ,, and even had vista ,, up till about 3 month ago ,, :mrgreen: it died ,, :eek: it ran well but struggled with the cpu and video usage ,, now running intel to the spec listed and havent had any issues :mrgreen:
saw earlier that the intell sandy bridge has some issues,, but not due to the software but the hardware of the processor :cool: dont think you will have any problems ,, but nessary to upgrade your processor level due to needs of the newer ver being more feature intensive and demanding cpu wise :cool:

Re: Specific system requirements...laptop

PostPosted: 19 Oct 2014, 00:56
by DJDogbone
So is the i5 OK, or should I be thinking dual core i7? The Quad i7 is out of my range.

Right now, I have my eye on an i5 with a 128g SSD. Plan to keep the audio on an external. the other option is to get a 1T internal with a hybred drive.

Re: Specific system requirements...laptop

PostPosted: 19 Oct 2014, 01:16
by djdubc
i have an asus k75vj its also a intel core i5 2.60 Ghz (Ivy Bridge) and 3.2 with boost with a 1tb hdd and i have NOOOO ISSUES! ivy bridge is a second edition to the sandy bridge and intel is just a better handler of audio. thats why Apple has the intel based computers/laptops.....plus audio is more stress than video, i would suggest going on newegg where they have a crapload of refurbished laptops for pretty much any price range. mine is a 900 laptop that i paid only 538 for and i am so happy! so u could possibly find something on there for the price and have something thats totally worth the cash! :cool: :mrgreen: