How do I increase Logic's performance.

Gday. I have a MBP 2.4GHz 2GB. Will adding another 2GB or RAM reduce the -10011 Errors of System overload? They are more CPU errors as I'm aware? Also, what about a faster hard drive, will that increase Logic's performance?
Cheers.

Hi,
Adding more memory may improve performance. That depends on what your projects look like and what sort of instruments you use.
A faster harddrive always helps improving things for audio files based actions (recording, playing back, using sampled instruments).
Are you familiar with the buffer settings? Bigger buffer means more latency but generally also less to no overloads. Keep I/O safety buffer disabled. That feature appears to benefit only low spec systems like mine.
Also you can disable the overload warning alltogether here:
If Logic stops unasked, it has an overload - I guess you know that now.
regards, Erik.
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Try to use batch imports rather than record level imports.
Always type your stored procedure parameter(s) as NVARCHAR(MAX) when sending an XML message to SQL Server.
Avoid dynamic ports with the WCF adapters, and in particular the WCF SQL adapter, in favor of static ports with a dynamic Action
References:
Better performance in batch imports to SQL Server using BizTalk
http://www.tfabraham.com/blog/2010/04/performance-tips-with-wcf-sql-adapter-for-biztalk-server/
In SQL Server:
Try to add index to the SQL tables.
Check whether you can improve the performance by fine tuning the store procedure used.
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Hello jrfirepup, and welcome to the HP Forums.
I see you are looking into printhead options. This particular model of printer has built-in printheads, making them non-removable.
I would recommend removing the cartridges and performing a power reset. Disconnect the power cord from the printer and the power outlet, then wait 60 seconds. After 60 seconds, plug the printer back in. Ensure you plug the printer directly to a wall outlet. Make sure to bypass any sort of surge protector or power bar.
I would also suggest this document on Ink Smears or Streaks.
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