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ShAnkArAdelic
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Posted : Apr 20, 2004 20:52
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DO they actually enhance the experience???
or is it juzz better if i get more RAM???
and does AMD offer those???
Peace
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medir
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Posted : Apr 21, 2004 10:48
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...haven t any experience, but amd doesn t offer it. i guess it s just a supplement cause amd has developed it s 64 bit faster than intel...
n afaik the software must support it too, otherwise u can t take full benefit of it ( like with the 64 bit too ).
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nubble
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Posted : Apr 21, 2004 10:50
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Some software supports hyperthreading [cubase sx ] allowing parallel cpu processing. But whether it will enhance your preformance depends on how you write music. if you load your cpu then HT might work to your advantage.
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binary_me
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Posted : Apr 21, 2004 14:26
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hyper threading is used for multiple tasking ...it will help u definately ...but it has a temprature problem ....so u gotta have two fans or an ac ....like everyone here says .....go for amd and bigger ram
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Kitnam
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Posted : Apr 21, 2004 14:30
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you need good ram and high cache(!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) and only. this is all you need... |
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katam
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Posted : Apr 22, 2004 15:52
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I use a dual xeon, I have No heating problems, and great performance, how is AMD better than dual threding? |
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mlazar
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Posted : Apr 24, 2004 00:28
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The Intel board these days have the upper hand on the front side bus; but computation is not your only setback. If you have the $$ for the dual proc xeon, by all means go for it; they are a bit faster than the AMD counterparts but if you look to match price for performance, you'll find that the AMD solution to dual proc is much more level-headed. Furthermore AMD has worked harder on their dual processor design; better cache coherency between the two chips and less traffic going to the northbridge for data that is resident in the cache of the other chips. The only thing I am disappointed with in my dual-proc is the hard disk still being slooo... the Spectrasonics rack still takes a long time to change patches; I'll be fixing this with a syncraid 5000 from netcell.com soon; I will keep you all posted on the results.
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Barmalei
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Posted : Apr 25, 2004 13:27
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I'm working on one right now, really boosted my workstation performance. No big surprise, cause I'm working with Linux over here.
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