Re: R10000-150mHz_vs_R12000-300mHz...(?)
From: arie van schutterhoef (arsche_at_xs4all.nl)
Date: 03/22/05
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Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 01:04:32 +0100
removed to see if it would be worth replacing them.
>
> Even in ideal conditions the Octane is pretty far from the modern standard of
> quiet computers.
-Which is a point well made. Still the Octane is a wonderfull machine
considering it's age and for that time quite revolutionary for
a desktop workstation. I've one in my working place where it
can produce all the noise it wants, but you can't use it
on stage, with a (albeit closely miked, thus amplified)
violin playing delicate noises (which are analysed by a SGI
machine and subsequently send out control signals with OSC to
a Apple G4 for signal procesing).
So probably it end up being an upgraded o2, conected to
other machines over a local network. One option still
under consideration is putting one or more Octanes backstage
and connections the desired I/O throught ADAT and ethernet
to the appropriate places. But that is the next item on the menu...
avS
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