plz tell me if u think my pc computer is up to par?

Hi Plz tell me if you think my computer is up to par for running mbox2 pro tools 7.1.3? these are my computer specs... by the way I will be adding another gig so I will have 2 gigs of ram... Processor AMD Athlon64 3400+, 2400 MHz 200MHz external bus Memory 1024MB physical will be 2000 in a couple of days Video Graphics Adapter: RADEON X700 Series Screen Area/Colors: 1024x768 pixels, 16 million colors Monitor: PRT 24443 Drives C:\ (NTFS) 186512MB total, 133334MB free D:\ (FAT32) 4258MB total, 1735MB free Network and Modem (net) VIA Technologies VIA Rhine II Fast Ethernet Adapter (net) Microsoft Direct Parallel (net) Microsoft 1394 Net Adapter (modem) CXT SoftV92 Data Fax Modem with SmartCP Operating System Windows XP SP2 (Windows XP 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2) DirectX Version: 5.03.2600.2180 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158) yes I do have firewire... and also an external hard drive a western digital that holds 298 GB Thank you Mark

Should be fine, If D is your audio drive you might want to free up some space and also reformat it in NTFS. Other than that things look okay to me.

I am running Pro tools and mbox on a pentium 4 1.6 ghz 1 gig ram and it is running just fine. You will be ok with what you got for sure, no worries!

That is, of course, if your motherboard doesn't have incompatible chipset(s). You didn't post info about your motherboard, so... it's hard to say in that regard.

thank u for replying quickly:) I dont know what my motherboard chipset is do u know how I can retrieve the specs on it? Also I was thinking about buying altiverb 6 plugin I hear its the best do you know anything about it? best Mark

thank u for replying quickly:)

thank u for replying quickly:) Im not sure if D drive is my audio drive how can I check n how do you do the ntfs clean up? cheers Mark

I know that Altiverb is argued as the best software plugin for reverb there is, except it's gunna be a big RAM and CPU hog (all reverb plugins are, especialy convolution), although I hear Altiverb is well-programmed and optimized. Never actually tried it, would kill to though. Haven't quite heard anything stand up to an outboard Eventide or Lexicon yet. IMO DisgustingVerb (DVerb) is simply dead-on-arrival period, TrueVerb is OKAY but sounds like youre always in a metallic room, RVerb is decent but produces some strange harmonic reflections, IR-L/1 is, for a convolution reverb, OKAY but not that impressive and sounds like RVerb, and TL Space is quite a passable convolution reverb (could care less for its rather fruity and bulky interface though). I commend Wave's for their no-frills and wonderful interfaces, and Altiverb's is equivalent... no-frills, but really well designed Um, if you're referring to formatting your slave drive to NTFS, I think you can do that from within Windows by right clicking the drive and going to Properties. Don't actually know for sure, never had a PC with 2 drives before

Before you get too excited about what plugs your going to buy you might want to make sure that your computers chipset is compatible with PT and that you the hard drives set up correctly.