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What is the best system setup for running onyx?
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SignAttack
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The merchant that sells SignBurst systems has said that running more ram is a good effective way to speed things up and ram is pretty cheap now a day.
Also, quad systems work nice as well to run more software at once or anything else you can haul at it
I'd buy one of them SignBurst computers if i had money but I need new laminator lol and spent alot on Lacie monitor and other crap for my custom rig "the black demon" ..
(sounds sexy I know)
Also, quad systems work nice as well to run more software at once or anything else you can haul at it
I'd buy one of them SignBurst computers if i had money but I need new laminator lol and spent alot on Lacie monitor and other crap for my custom rig "the black demon" ..
(sounds sexy I know)
Oh yea? What so special about the signburst systems?
As for quad processors or quad core, I don't know if Onyx supports quad core processing. I guess I'll have to give them a call. We don't run anything else on this computer, just Onyx (our rip). We have several other computers for graphics manipulation.
As for quad processors or quad core, I don't know if Onyx supports quad core processing. I guess I'll have to give them a call. We don't run anything else on this computer, just Onyx (our rip). We have several other computers for graphics manipulation.
SignAttack
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SignBurst machine are like a monster and look pretty damn kool
Oh that changes cards around if you got an independent RIP station.
Some ram 10thous RPM / zero Raid hard drive should be more than enough
Oh that changes cards around if you got an independent RIP station.
Some ram 10thous RPM / zero Raid hard drive should be more than enough
SignBurst PCs
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We just did a test of the most recent version of Onyx on one of 64 Bit systems (SuperNova) at a Mutoh Open House event. It was really impressive seeing how fast it tore through the RIP jobs.
We do sell a 32 Bit, "RIP only" system (SignBurst Inferno™ "RIP" Edition). It really speeds up the RIPs without having to go to 64 Bit. It is really about how fast you actually want to go.
We do sell a 32 Bit, "RIP only" system (SignBurst Inferno™ "RIP" Edition). It really speeds up the RIPs without having to go to 64 Bit. It is really about how fast you actually want to go.
SignAttack
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Well said Sir and one of these days I will grab on of your systems in gloss black
SignBurst PCs
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Please let me know if there is ever anything that I can do for you. I appreciate the kind words.
SignAttack
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I use to be a computer lover and you have built a thing of true beauty
which in my opinion exceeds Falcon or AlienWare systems in value and components
As soon as I get my but off this forum and make more signs lo I will put money aside for a late X-Mas gift to myself
Have you thought of changing name of system to "Game Burst" for die hard gamers
which in my opinion exceeds Falcon or AlienWare systems in value and components
As soon as I get my but off this forum and make more signs lo I will put money aside for a late X-Mas gift to myself
Have you thought of changing name of system to "Game Burst" for die hard gamers
SignBurst PCs
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Onyx has given us its "optimal" hardware recommendations and we have used them to design our SignBurst Inferno™ "RIP" system.
Each RIP job can use a separate core. The more jobs that you RIP at once, the more cores you can use.
Each RIP job can use a separate core. The more jobs that you RIP at once, the more cores you can use.
Checkers
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When I was printing with onyx postershop, in-house about 5 years ago, I upgraded to a Dell Dual Xeon processor with 2 gigs of ram and dual hard drives. Since it was a RIP only computer, connected to a network and server, it had no problems handling large 500+mb files and running 2 printers.
Today, I would take a serious look at the Signburst PC's because Casey seems to be genuinely interested in making good systems for the graphics industry.
I would stay away from anything store bought and make sure you get some sort of warranty/service agreement too. Computers never seem to break down when you don't need them
Checkers
Today, I would take a serious look at the Signburst PC's because Casey seems to be genuinely interested in making good systems for the graphics industry.
I would stay away from anything store bought and make sure you get some sort of warranty/service agreement too. Computers never seem to break down when you don't need them
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