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Re: Premiere CS3 and dual quad-core mobo performance
by arc nevada (arc) on Jan 28, 2008 at 10:00:48 pm

I had heard even Windows XP Home Edition would make use of all 4 cores provided the software being used (Premiere, Maya, After Effects etc.) could make use of them. Is this correct? I do not want to get Vista and I heard Premiere Pro will make use of all 4 cores with the 32 bit XP OS.

I would like to think a 2.66 GHZ quad core should make the Matrox board obsolete.



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