Acer Aspire 7750G-6857/ 2.5 GHz with Turbo Boost up to 3.1 GHx/ Windows 7 64 bit/ Intel Core i5-2450M/ Radeon graphics HD 7670M 1GB VRAM/ AMD Dynamic Switchable Graphics/ 6GB DDR3 Memory/ 500GB HDO/ Acer Nplify 802.11 b/g/n
I've posted questions on this forum before when I started using X5 2 years ago. I've played with it more since then (but not as much as I would like due to school/work). I just have some questions about the program and some problems I came across while doing my art:
I can't think of anything else. Sorry for so many questions. Thanks in advance.
Having built my last 5 computers I can say this is the way to go. Myself I get them in a box deal from Tiger Direct. Sometimes a new case sometimes not. I have set them up with two or three O.S. window 7 the old XP and Lenix three or four drives which some are 2 or 3 tetrabites in size , The best part as Harry says they don't have all the JUNK that a off the shelf one will.
I play with animations hence the large drives. I am still running X5 and Windows 7 see no compelling reason to " upgrade " . Went from 9 to 12 then X5. The new programs a to buggy for me. They ( Corel ) needs to totaly clean up the code getting rid of all the lost trails that are left over from years past. costs money and time but it would be the right thing to do.
Steve E.
Steven E. Eyrse said:Sometimes a new case sometimes not.
Yes, that's another advantage. You can re-use anything you already have, rather than having to pay for it again, if there is nothing significantly "better" in the one that you will buy.
Sometimes though, its sensible or necessary to keep the old machine working as a backup.