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Anonymousπ― REALLY?
Please keep in mind that I’m not that familar with MAC Books but how can that be good enough when most software vendors are recommending at least 3.0 Mhz or higher with a 1Gb of RAM (minimum) but recommend twin Xeons or duel cores and 2 Gb of RAM? Also don’t you need HDs that spin up to 7200 rpm and rigged as striped RAID’s? Most L-Ts only use 5400 RPM and some are even slower.
I must be missing something…. which isn’t the first time!
Is the preformance kind of sluggish when editing or can you run like a big dog? I’m really curious!!!
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