AnthonyTruzz
Looking to buy a new computer strictly for djing. Has to be a mac because I simply can't tolerate windows. Only problem is I don't have much money to spend. I found a powerbook on craigslist for $300. It has a 1.5ghz single core processor and 2gb of ram. Was wondering if anyone else was using a powerbook and can vouch that they work well with vdj.
Mensajes Mon 03 May 10 @ 4:58 pm
Caliente123
Buy it. For that price, you can always resell it quick if you dont like it.
Mensajes Mon 03 May 10 @ 5:00 pm
Andrew87
I'm quite happily not a mac guy so could be wrong but I don't think that would work, the powerbooks are before Apple started using Intel chipsets, Virtual DJ would not run.
Mensajes Mon 03 May 10 @ 5:07 pm
Martin FourS
Got a PowerMac G5. No Intel processor, but VDJ works fine. What kind of problems do you think it should have?
Mensajes Mon 03 May 10 @ 5:10 pm
Andrew87
My mistake then, didn't realise VirtualDJ was PPC compatible.
Mensajes Mon 03 May 10 @ 5:15 pm
dizzyrocks2001
If it does work it will barely work, there's no way the specs on an old powerbook will be up to par for running VDJ smoothly.
Mensajes Mon 03 May 10 @ 9:01 pm
lamont76
no it will def work for strictly audio. my old p4 processor had it working flawless for windows, that should def be fine.
Mensajes Mon 03 May 10 @ 9:58 pm
ghettotech
imo if you're gonna get a machine dedicated to music then y should it not be windows? ppl get a pc and take it all over the net and do all sorts of experiments then when it breaks down run to mac. if money is not a problem then get a mac. if money is a problem then y not get a pc and only use it for music. since u wont be taking it anywhere else it shouldnt break down.
my opinion.
my opinion.
Mensajes Mon 03 May 10 @ 10:35 pm