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Honestly, I highly doubt what you're asking for can be done reliably, especially on a laptop.

Well it really depends on what I'm recording but I've recorded live multitracks with Cakewalk, Reaper and Ableton without problems. I use cakewalk when I record the voices of both commentators for the shows I work on, and when I produce music I record multitrack instruments with any of those...

Thanks for the thorough review !! (I'm really amazed by what the 10510U seems to be able to achieve in Ableton) Now for the general topic of DAWs and music : I've worked as a composer and sound engineer for many years now and to be fair I've used Windows for at least 10 years without problems...

Thank you very much for the detailed answer ! EDIT : very weird issue you're describing, by the way.

So, overall, are you happy with the Nova with the 3900 ? Would you recommend it ? Or would you rather suggest another processor in the Nova (or even another laptop like the Vyper or the Recoil) ?

Oh ok thanks !

Yeah, that's already hot when you do about nothing... Do you know what thermal paste PCSpecialist have used ? Spydertracks said that on DTRs the "standard thermal paste" is indeed already a better paste but the information seems hard to get...

Well, the 3900 isn't a gaming chip... Still, it seems kinda low for your laptop (even though those benchmarks measure very different things, your laptop managed to get awesome/insane cinebench results)

Have to agree with Spydertracks. Some things don't make much sense (to me), especially the choice of proc... I'm fairly sure you could build a better system for less if it's strictly for gaming.

What do you mean exactly by "videohttps://www.ft.com/content/6b4c784e-c259-4ca4-9a82-648ffde71bf0 editing" and "music production" ? It's important to know to tell you the very best specs you could choose (for example : going for a radeon 5700xt rather than a 2060 super, much bette for music...

Oh wow. CB20 multicore 6266. With a laptop. That's insane. This makes my own decision (Nova or Vyper) even more complicated... Hope that after while you'll tell us a little bit about thermals and overall stability ! Have fun with this beast !

Well, some very good points there : _Going full AMD (especially the gpu) is good for DPC latency _PC should be silent enough _Processor has both good single-core performance (when you work on few tracks but with a lot of heavy plugins, like for broadcasting) and good multicore performance (when...

haha looks like a lot of us are gonna be waiting for your feedback, Charlas !!

2x16. Dual channel is always the way to go, especially with AMD

Oh ok, great !

Yeah, I was aiming at something like this : Chassis & Display Vyper Series: 17.3" Matte Full HD 144Hz 72% NTSC LED Widescreen (1920x1080) Processor (CPU) Intel® Core™ i7 Eight Core Processor 10875H (2.3GHz, 5.1GHz Turbo) Memory (RAM) 32GB Corsair 2666MHz SODIMM DDR4 (2 x 16GB) Graphics Card...

Ok, first of all : thank you guys , that was VERY informative !! As for waiting for new AMD laptops : I can't, because sadly I'll be needing this laptop by early july... ??? Do you mean Recoil 15,6" ? Because the Recoil 17" is even heavier and bulkier thant the Nova, right ? (and probably a...

All right. I have to ask. Nova 15 or Vyper 17'' ? My budget is something like 2.2-2.5k€. My main work is music production and sound post-prod for tv. I also have to to do some video editing and rendering each week for shows (broadcast). Basically what I want is a laptop which will allow me to...

Not at all, those results are quite ok, especially as you didn't apply any kind of fix. Seems good. EDIT : and yeah, what Spydertracks said.

Thank you ! One of the usual suspects, the most common : nvidia drivers. Well, not the drivers per se but all the other software, telemetrics, etc. Sometimes the drives but with the Samsung it wouldn't be the case. A lot of power plans in windows too (like USB suspend). There are ways to get...