[david furst] “apparently a machine will allocate a fair amount of computer resources and processor to networking and network-related activities, doing things in the background even when you’re not actively surfing the net. this can lead to dropouts, clicks, pops, and other undesirable glitches. as a result, some manufacturers make machines without networking, or have it all turned off.”
That may have been the case in the past and I know some folks still swear by the idea of not having their edit systems connected to the internet but there’s also the option of being connected. I’ve always had my edit systems connected and it’s never been detrimental to my edit performance.
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