From tonysounds@yahoo.com Tue Oct 18 11:34:23 2005
Subject:Re: Muse HDD space

I'm a computer idiot, and the one thing I have learned, whether it's for music applications, business applications, or video applications...hell, even gaming applications, is that you build for tomorrow, not what you need today. At less than $200, I'd rather just do it up front; the fact that the Hard Drive, unlike the RAM, is NOT user installable made me decide to do it up front because the last thing I want is to be using a machine and then need to be without it for a few weeks. This way, they shipped direct from the factory 24 hours after my purchase. I expect to run a piano program, and some orchestral stuff too down the road, and this stuff EATS memory.

T

Doug B wrote:
Tony - why the need for such a big hard drive?

tonysounds wrote:Let me say up front, if you're going to use this in a live application and run more than one program at a time, SPEND THE MONEY and fully upgrade to the 160 or 200 gig HardDrive, and get 2 Gig of RAM. I only upgraded to 1gb, and I'm going to rectify that eventually.


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