I just finished setting up and tweaking a little system I spec'd for one of my clients: Mbox, 12" iBook 1.2GHz w/768MB RAM, OS 10.3.5, PTLE 6.4cs9, 120GB/8MB firewire drive. Memory and fw drive are from OWC. This system was throwing WAY too many "system interrupt" and "holding off USB audio" errors for my comfort - in short, it was unuseable. It was unpredictable, too...I got it to record 8 simultaneous tracks at the 512/85% buffer/CPU setting for a few minutes straight, but then it kept coughing at 2 tracks with the same settings. In fact, it coughed at 2 tracks no matter what settings I used...60% CPU, 85%, 256 buffer, 1024, didn't matter. Cough. Sputter. Choke. It felt extremely unstable which did not lead to a great feeling inside my stomach after I've consulted my client to drop over $2000 for an all-in recording bundle. I know PT and how to tweak OS X systems and I've done everything I can think of (short of disabling Journaling on the iBook's system drive). What's going on here??? (and before the obvious is stated - I know the 12" iBook 1.2GHz is not yet tested, but its 14" brother is supported...and 6.4 is compatible with 10.3.5 - could a bump to 10.3.7 help? PT6.7?) Bottom line - is this typical performance for a respectably outfitted Mbox system? If it is, I think I may start feeling a bit more queasy...