One reason for 64Bit is audio editing speeding up significantly,
particularly large file processing of one type and another, e.g.
normalizing, noise reducing, etc. More ram, more room for actual
processing without accessing the slower mechanical hard drive, and
then, a complete operating system located in memory, no hard drives
at all. etc. etc.
Curtis Delzer.
h.s.
At 09:36 AM 2/26/2009, [email protected] wrote:
Would you care to tell that to employers who wish their employees to use
a 64-bit operating system? It's not all about people wanting the latest
technology, some people may require it for their livelihood, and saying
"Hey Boss, I'll be able to use the system you want me to use when I can,
and not a moment sooner, so can I have that raise?" isn't going to cut
it.--D.K.
On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 10:17:35 -0500 (EST), "Mike Pietruk"
<[email protected]> said:
> Ok. Let me make a point that is so obvious. Do you folks want a 64-bit
> WE7.1, or one that is effective?
> If the former, then GWMicro could easily accommodate any date despite
> readiness. Since most folks want one that actually is reasonably stable
> and limited in defects, it will come when it will come.
> About all these types of discussions do is reinforce why GWMicro is
> hessitant in preannouncing anything as folks get bent out of shape when
> it
> isn't yet available.
> You will have it one day, that is almost certain, so find something else
> to focus on.
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