Mpc Live full project performance

Hi gentlemen,
i am having hard time to decide if buy an mpc live or not.
I need a stand alone device to record my ideas with my guitars and synth (audio).
For that reason i'm more on mpc live side rather than the octatrack magic mojo box.
My question: i saw hundreds videos and articles about how responsive are the pads. But because the mpc live/x haven't dedicated hardware as octatrack how is it behavior on a full loaded project with eight audio tracks, plugins and several programs? Any clue of latency or slow down under 100% cpu resource utilization?

Thanks

The MPC Live/X can work standalone, so they don't need a computer. I'm not sure what you mean that it doesn't have dedicated hardware like the Octatrack. It is true that the MPC doesn't operate the same as an Octatrack, and the MPC does lack audio streaming from disk, but you can certainly record audio samples and trigger them in a track to record guitar, vocal, or other takes.

Thanks NearTao.
Yes, i mean in stand alone mode.
I work with daw so i know that adding more and more tracks or vsti brings less system 'responsiveness' or the need to increase the buffer size.
I'll try to make my question clearer: all reviews said that mpc pads have no latency.. So i hit the pad and the sound is played with zero lag. Is that true also with a full project with effects,eight audio tracks and a some midi tracks (with however cpu under 100%)?
Or the mpc remain stable and consistent in its behavior as, for example, an octatrack?

Thanks

Id say there really is zero latency. Ive been playing my MPC-X pads live into Logic and the timing is exact. I didn't expect to be working like that with the mpc but it is working well.