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Excellent processor! Glad I got it when I did!
Powerful processor, able to handle a wide range of tasks. Stress levels only bring its temp up to a little over 60-65°C where I currently live. What used to use 70% of the CPU on the Phenom II x4 810 with with one of my Ableton Live projects is now 20% on the 2700x! And I'm glad I purchased it in 2020 before the price increased by $200!!
269
Update: 6 months I've had it, and the right ear cup finally gives up (stops working). It has to be the wiring in there. Might get my money back for it or get a replacement m100.
269
Much better than the Acer R1600 that I got.
The first time I used this and got the music software and VST on it, I was surprised of the performance, being as the CPU processor was the same, except it's an AMD Athlon Neo X2 L335 dual core processer, running at 1.6Ghz. This has got more RAM (4GB) than my Acer R1600 (896MB). Performance is a lot better, no clicks on either FL Studio or Ableton Live... It's amazing. It's still not the best, but it's great for music production.
269
Good NetTop PC for Basic Production
For 896MB RAM, dual core processor running at 1.6Ghz, and 160GB HDD storage, it is a pretty good PC for basic studio production. Performance is pretty average, and it is a very good product for media entertainment. Still having Windows XP on it, it has not been upgraded yet, and most software out there still works on it, including FL Studio.
269
Good bang for the buck!
Very good microphone. It includes a studio headset, Cakewalk LE X1, tripod, and also a pop filter. White noise don't matter to me, because I can gate, noise or hiss reduce. Sound is louder on the L channel than the R channel, but I just have to switch from Stereo to Mono on sound input. I've had this microphone for three years, and it's still performing brilliantly.
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Very good for studio production.
The Samson HP10 came with my Samson C01U Studio Condenser Microphone. I've had it for 2 and a half years and they still work. The wires are bent, which results in sound coming out of one one channel (L), however I just need to adjust it to where both channels are active.