it doesn’t lag until i start triggering effects like reverb and stuff like that, what is the problem?? The computer runs perfectly with multiple shit open and traktor works perfectly until i start using effects, like i said above.
My controller: kontrol s2 (If this is info is of any use)
you don’t have any other apps open while running traktor? wifi and bluetooth disabled? windows can be a pain to get running as reliably as a mac for near-realtime stuff like traktor - but it can be done.
using effects will eat up more cpu than when you’re not ofc - so just sounds like something isn’t giving traktor enough cpu time.
it’s not exactly recent but surely should still be able to handle traktor… my old acer has a T4400 in which i guess is about twice the speed of the core duo (if a T2450, only googled some benchmark info so i may be way off) and that used to run ok usually with plenty of free cpu cycles and ran ok ish the few times i tried to sync ableton with it.
If Mac upgrade ram but maybe an issue since I always understood Mac sys requirements to be lower.
An no 2.2c2d won’t cut it will still have some problems. I had a p7811fx with 8gb ddr3 and a dedicate GeForce gaming card and it would act weird if I was browsing librbrary with my total control. I upgraded CPU from. P8400 to a t9900 now she screams greAt no matter how many decks or fx or browsing library.
i don’t have money to upgrade this computer, i need another alternative, it’s wierd since my desktop (which is windows) and his lower specs compared to this one (about 1gb ram) runs traktor without problems.
whats the latency in “ms” below where it says 256? Also check you haven’t got “enable multicore processor support” checked. Its on the same settings screen.
Pentium Dual core 2.60Ghz 1.50gb ram is running traktor with 4 decks playing all effect units on all decks with atleast 7 effects on and gets the load bar to red, but doesn’t actually engage monster lag mode.
The only thing i have open right now is traktor and this browser, multicore processor support off, the higher i take the latency the less lag i get, but if take it all the way to the max, it doesn’t really reduce that much load.
It’s load of the audio engine not of the processor itself, so while yes it is important to an extent, as long as you are getting glitch free audio at a particular latency setting then it’s not something to kill yourself over trying to get down to running without a blip.