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Re: AE performance: PC vs Bootcamp MAC
by Julian06 on Nov 5, 2007 at 5:46:12 pm

Hi

[Tim Wilson] "Or you could do what I do, and run your PC CS3 under Bootcamp, if all you're looking for is to run it on a Mac box"

I want that CS3 smokes on a Mac Pro (2x 3Ghz Dual Xeons,8GbRam,Nucleo pro) ;-).So,what i've read so far about Win on Mac that would not really be a good solution to run the new upgrade under Bootcamp or???Please consider that the most of my other Win apps run only on Win 32Bit.

Basically,i'd like to see that the Mac Pro gets the maximum out of CS3 and on the other hand i'd like to run my Pc-only apps on the mac.So,what would you recommend?

Does Win xp Home Edition work on the Mac via bootcamp or VMware fusion?Which xp versions work?


i find the VMware fusion option pretty good.





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