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I'm am trying to migrate to a new 16gb Windows Vista x64 machine. Silly me!
I'm getting a series of syncrosoft errors like:
Brass 1 Horn ens L2
Brass 2 Horns ens/Epic Horns L2
Brass 2 Bass Trumpet L2
Woodwinds 1 Oboe ens L2
Percussion Bells L2
Orchestral Strtings celi L2
Chamber Strings celi L2
Any help solving this issue would be greatly appreciated. I have the all the lastest Vsl and Syncrosoft drivers.
Best,
Jay
Jay,
Out of curiosity, which motherboard are you using? I've seen now where Asus (and some others) have standard motherboards which will take 16 gigs RAM -- and that's not FB dimms.
I recently bought an Asus but have only loaded up 8 gigs ( (4) 2 gig dimms ) -- because until recently the 4 gig modules have been very expensive. But they've come down to where it's almost reasonable. But I think you can get 4 4gig modules (so, 16 gigs) for something around $350 US$.
Just curious about your motherboard.
Mahlon
I just built my first computer. Fun and not too hard.
The components that might interest you were:
ram: 16GB (4 x 4GB) OCZ ddr2 kit for around $354 US dollars
motherboard: Asus P5Q-E
processor: intel q6600 overclocked to 3.2GHZ
os: Vista x64 home premium
The computer seems to be working well. However, I'm still having issues with some of the software I rely upon like Altiverb.
Best,
Jay
That's similar to a recent slave I built to host VE: Asus P5Q-EM (micro atx version), but with e6600 and 8 gigs of RAM. Will put in 16 gigs when I can afford it. I think I'm liking this motherboard quite a lot so far. And the e6600 idles at very low temp. And all this in a micro ATX case. It's small. It's portable if need be.
Thanks for the info,
Mahlon
