i used to record for a long time with classic pentium 200 and i didn't even have UDMA -hard drives. and there was never problems with recording. i successfully recorded with old 486 too...
sakke On Tue, 6 Mar 2001, Todd Smith wrote: > That's funny.. > > I run a P3 733MHz with 128Mb of ram and have never ever had a recording > failure, but the average problems are clipping and defragmentation. > > > wait a second... > > > > > > Where are you sending your waves as they record?? You *need* to send them > > in an no OS HD, and it *should* be 7200 rpm's. But the real key is that > > there can NOT be any programs or op system on the disk you are recording > to, > > not even a partitioned drive. If you do, you run a huge risk of failure, > > unless you have a P4 or over clocked water cooled AMD 1.5 GHz and a gig of > > ram and a 10,000 rpm drive... > > > > even then, chances are there for record failure... > > > > darw_n
