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My input: Core 2 Duo = much better than Core Duo. I'm running on a refurb MBP, core duo, and it's really significantly slower, same clock, same ram, than a dell core 2 duo. Considering trading in, because now i've tested my audio bits on a macbook with C2D and find it faster as well. Also, with the flourish of multicore processing all over the place, make sure your software versions are up to it (ableton live 5=no multicore, 6=yes!) also, don't skimp on screen! if you can't see all the widgets, you're pretty much up poop creek :) -Miles On 8/29/07, Doug Cox <uncledig@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm not sure how it plays into this thread, but I thought I'd mention the > following: > > - I just bought a Toshiba M5 Tecra (dual CPUs, 2.0Ghz each, capable of >4MB > of RAM) for $1700. It absolutely rips. > > - maybe I'm just experienced, but I was able to get it setup (including >all > of the Windows teaks, services settings, etc) in about 4 hours. > > - be careful when expecting to use 4GB of RAM in Windows, or on any Intel > 32-bit based processor (that includes Macs with Intel). without the >right > BIOS, the right switches, and a lot of tweaking, you won't get access to >all > 4GB of RAM. > -- ---Miles Ward