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Wanderlust

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I have heard that Final Cut Pro does not work well with a dual processor 1.42 PowerMac G4. Something about the software being buggy with the processor, I think. Recommendations I have heard seem to be to go with the dual 1.25. For DV editing with 2 RAIDed ATA drives will the 1.42 really be a problem or should I go with the 1.25? Will I even see a difference between the 2 systems in FCP 4.5 using DV?



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budaapple

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Jun 15, 2004
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you should just buy the 1.25

The 1.42 had some glitches running the FCP 3 and 4 I have the 1.25 dual and it works flawlessly with FCP3-4 and HD
 

RBMaraman

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Wanderlust said:
I have heard that Final Cut Pro does not work well with a dual processor 1.42 PowerMac G4. Something about the software being buggy with the processor, I think. Recommendations I have heard seem to be to go with the dual 1.25. For DV editing with 2 RAIDed ATA drives will the 1.42 really be a problem or should I go with the 1.25? Will I even see a difference between the 2 systems in FCP 4.5 using DV?



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At my university, we have a lab with several 1.42 G4's running the latest versions of FCP, Soundtrack and Motion, and we have absolutely no problems. All of these CPU's have RAIDed ATA drives connected to them, and everything works together in perfect harmony. They're pretty quiet too.

And just so you know, Wanderlust, I posted this same reply to the thread you posted last week, which can be found here:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/86561/
 
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