Valis - incidentally, I think those Powercore mk2 cards are the same spec as the Powercore Firewire (the full rack box, not the compact version).
I've used the Firewire box, and I remember reading in the documentation that it is not recommended to use multiple Powercore Firewire boxes, due to firewire bandwidth issues.
PCI is dead?
Agreed
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Unstable pc's are built on cheap mobos or with
an unfortunate (or thoughtless) choice of components. I reckon a lot of people also tend to pop down to their local crappy pc store for some memory or a HD & in honesty, though i've done it myself, it's stupid. ....full stop.
I'm thinking back to the Atari Falcon & the fact that all those years ago, you could record Digital Multitrack Audio into it, on a slow processor & HD (by 2day's standards, anyway) It's hilarious, actually
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Unstable pc's are built on cheap mobos or with
an unfortunate (or thoughtless) choice of components. I reckon a lot of people also tend to pop down to their local crappy pc store for some memory or a HD & in honesty, though i've done it myself, it's stupid. ....full stop.
I'm thinking back to the Atari Falcon & the fact that all those years ago, you could record Digital Multitrack Audio into it, on a slow processor & HD (by 2day's standards, anyway) It's hilarious, actually
Ah so you're saying that the firewire box preceded the new PCI card. That may be, I don't use Poco here. Still stands as a decent example for the PCI naysayers.On 2005-07-05 08:42, dArKr3zIn wrote:
Valis - incidentally, I think those Powercore mk2 cards are the same spec as the Powercore Firewire (the full rack box, not the compact version).
I've used the Firewire box, and I remember reading in the documentation that it is not recommended to use multiple Powercore Firewire boxes, due to firewire bandwidth issues.
