Hi David and all,
Concerning FSB saturation with Quadcore, I read the following two days ago in
the December issue of Maximum PC:
Intel claims that analysis of the bus traffic under heavy loads using today's
applications indicates that we're not even close to saturating the FSB
Intel
Hi Garry,
XP Pro supports a maximum of 2 sockets, but you can have as many cores on each
socket as Intel/AMD can throw at it. To support 4 sockets you have to move up
to Windows Server OSs.
Regards,
Brandon
Thanks for :
... letting me suck up even more babdwidth (why can't
I ever get any
Hi,
XP Home only supports 1 socket (1 cpu).
Brandon
iirc Microsoft stated that their licensing was treating multi-core
CPUs as a single CPU, so it would only cost per CPU die, not per
computing core. So the 2-CPU home license with two Octacore CPUs
would give you 16 cores. :)
--
Bernd
Hi Garry,
here's more. Not perfect, I know that,
it's under construction ;-)
A fast render:
http://the-final.com/alien-walk.avi
Matthias
Hi Matthias :
Thanks for that .avi . It's not perfect but it
looks good for being so early in the development
phase .
Looking forward to more and
http://the-final.com/alien-walk.avi
Matthias
Shoot , just noticed you had included a more ex-
planatory project with your last mail . Thanks,
it looks very cool and hopefully people will be
able to use it to build their own characters and
try it out .
Cheers good luck !
studio
Hi Garry,
XP Pro supports a maximum of 2 sockets, but you can have as many cores on
each
socket as Intel/AMD can throw at it. To support 4 sockets you have to move
up to
Windows Server OSs.
Regards,
Brandon
Ah , thanks .
studio
