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Not sure if I did it right?

 

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Last edited: Oct 27, 2019

SO I am not sure what you like to see, but from I see I have very limited option to expand.
I removed the big video card, and that gives me one expansion slot.

 

Dude, don't buy anything 2nd hand, especially gaming machines. Gamers, oc the fk out of their machines to squeeze every bit of power for those ever elusive fps. I would know as i game too
You can build a full new tower with a 6 core AMD for about 400 euros. I dunno what you expect to pay but if that ain't cheap i don't know what is.
Cheers

 

Last edited: Nov 2, 2019

A used gaming PC can be a good option for PreSonus Studio One 4 Pro if it has a strong CPU, at least 16GB RAM (preferably 32GB), and an SSD upgrade for faster performance. Make sure the PC is stable and hasn’t been heavily overclocked. If the price is right and you can upgrade as needed, it’s a solid choice.

 

i think he found a solution after 5 years

 

Buying a powerful gaming PC for your music production can be a good idea, as they often have strong processors and ample RAM. However, you'll likely need to upgrade the memory, add an SSD for faster storage, and possibly replace the cooling system if noise is an issue. Just make sure to check the specs carefully and ensure it has the necessary ports for your audio interface.

 

Last edited: Apr 18, 2025

With pre-built PCs, there's usually some cost cutting, such as a cheap power supply or a PC case that you might not even like or that doesn't cool well. In the end, you'll still have to replace parts yourself to make the PC quieter. Build your own PC with the components that work for you.