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Re: AE7 Optimization on a MAC
by omnidecay on May 20, 2007 at 5:43:19 pm

This is very normal, AE uses a combination of things when taking into accout render time. 2.66 ghz is not that strong of a processor with only 2 gigs of Ram. Im not sure but I think 2 is the minimum you can have to effectivly run AE. This is a very processor based rendering program (most people are using quad and eight cores now to run smoothly). Your graphics card as well has somthing to do with this, but unless your running one of the Nivida FX cards (the ones made for rendering). Which I dont think is the case, your not really going to benifit from it.


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