3rd Party Repair Recommendations

We often get asked how to find a good place to get a system repaired, and I wanted to outline a couple of tips on how to make sure you aren’t being taken advantage of: First, Google Reviews Are a Godsend When searching for a local repair shop, this is always the first place I

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Workstations for Avid Pro Tools

Avid Pro Tools is a digital audio workstation application that is frequently used for vocal and instrument recording as well as other audio production. Our recommended systems are designed to work smoothly and quietly while handling demanding, multi-track recording – freeing you up to be creative without distractions or bottlenecks.

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Hardware Recommendations for Pro Tools

Hardware Recommendations for Pro Tools Quickly Jump To: Processor (CPU) • Video Card (GPU) • Memory (RAM) • Storage (Drives) • Audio Avid Pro Tools, like most DAW and recording software, is most directly affected by the processor (CPU) and system memory (RAM) along with the storage system (drives). The video card plays no direct performance role, but is important for providing multiple

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Digital Audio Workstation for Pro Tools

Intel’s 13th Gen Core processors are excellent for Pro Tools, and similar applications like Adobe Audition, thanks to a combination of high clock speeds on their “performance” cores with a number of additional “efficiency” cores to handle multitasking and background threads. This platform also supports up to 128GB of memory which is enough for even

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Workstations for FL Studio

FL Studio is a digital audio workstation program that is often used in music production and other audio work. Our recommended systems are designed to handle demanding, multi-track projects smoothly while remaining quiet – allowing you to focus on your creativity without any hardware bottlenecks or distractions.

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Hardware Recommendations for FL Studio

Hardware Recommendations for FL Studio Quickly Jump To: Processor (CPU) • Video Card (GPU) • Memory (RAM) • Storage (Drives) • Audio As a digital audio workstation (DAW) application, FL Studio‘s performance is mostly affected by the processor (CPU) and system memory (RAM) as well as the storage system (drives) – with little emphasis on the video card (GPU). We have advice regarding

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High RAM Workstation for FL Studio

For FL Studio users who want a higher core count, more system memory (RAM), or just more expansion room for internal drives and devices we offer this larger tower workstation. This AMD Threadripper PRO based system offers up to 64 cores, 512GB of system memory, and multiple expansion slots and drive bays. The increased power

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Digital Audio Workstation for FL Studio

Intel’s 13th Gen Core processors offer solid performance in FL Studio, thanks to a good combination of high clock speeds on their “performance” cores with a number of additional “efficiency” cores to handle multitasking and background threads. This platform also supports up to 128GB of memory which is enough for all but the heaviest workloads

Digital Audio Workstations

At Puget Systems, our consultants are experts on the right hardware for a wide range of applications. When customers come to us with requests beyond our existing knowledge, they spend time researching and gathering information to help both that specific customer and others who may approach us in the future. We believe that computers should