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Thread Comments about the review: Lifting the Lid on Audio Laptops: The Test

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Chater-La

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1 Posted on 12/01/2010 at 01:46:13

In Part 2 we go deeper into PC laptops for music production and put a few choice models to the test.

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2 Posted on 12/06/2010 at 09:22:13

What about USB interfaces? I would like to see the test using RME, M Audio, Roland, or any modern USB interfaces. Plus, what tweaking and optimizing was done (i.e turn off services, unistall programs, disable things like wifi and modems, etc..,).

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3 Posted on 12/06/2010 at 23:47:51

Hi! In this specific test, obviously not many interfaces were tested. If there is a specific one you are interested in perhaps we did a separate test for that, and usually we test installation and usage such as in this review:

https://en.audiofanzine.com/external-audio-interface/rme-audio/fireface-ufx/editorial/reviews/weapon-of-massive-recording.html

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4 Posted on 10/17/2011 at 12:30:08

Hi, I own a Lenovo T510 and have tried to make it work with my Digidesign Mbox 2, but with no success. I can install the drivers (ASIO) for the soundcard, but when I connect to the sound card via the DAW software Sonar 5 there is a continuing series of audio "pops" when I record enable a track and in the audio I eventually record. On my desktop PC I am able to use the exact same hardware/software setup without any problems. Also I am able to use my lesser grade external sound card (an M-Audio MobilePre) without any problems on the T510.

In your excellent review you write that you initially had problems on the T510 but "Found a BIOS update, ran it, all is well – phew!"

Can you tell me where to find the BIOS-update that helped you with your problem. Maybe it can help me with my problems too :-)

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Morten
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