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Firewire compatability with windows 7

The bearded clam · 2013-03-03 05:00:10

Hi, I've been doing a bit of research before i take the plunge and fork out a load of cash for a custom pc. I need firewire connectivity because i'm trying to build a decent audio recording/editing rig on a budget of about 1300 euros. Anyway, i was looking into firewire cards and i noticed that a lot of people had latency…

03-03-2013 5:00am

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The bearded clam

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Hi,

I've been doing a bit of research before i take the plunge and fork out a load of cash for a custom pc. I need firewire connectivity because i'm trying to build a decent audio recording/editing rig on a budget of about 1300 euros.

Anyway, i was looking into firewire cards and i noticed that a lot of people had latency problems due to the firewire/windows 7 combo.

Does anyone have any advice? I don't want to jump in and build a pricey rig based around windows 7 and then find out that it doesn't do what i bought it for.

Any help would be much appreciated.

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