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Re: Quad Core and Premiere Pro
by Vince Becquiot on Jul 28, 2009 at 4:10:21 am

I'm not sure who disagrees with who, but it seems we all agree.

64 bit is needed for the extra RAM. In fact, our Core i7, also a quad core routinely goes over 5 GB with Premiere alone, so a 32 bit system could not take advantage of it.

And if you use After Effects, you'll need even more RAM.

As for degradation in performance, I believe this is referring to older applications running Microsoft emulation layer, not the case for Premiere.

There is in the end more overhead in running a 64 bit system, but being limited to less than 4 Gigs of RAM is not an option for us any more.

Vince Becquiot

Kaptis Studios
San Francisco - Bay Area


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