 | | | Re: Carrara for 64 bit Windows | Re: Carrara for 64 bit Windows 2005-05-07 - By Andrew
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Assuming you get an 64-bit OS, what about the video card, sound card,
and other components? Will they not need 64-bit drivers to operate at
full ability?
A computer may be able to emulate a 32-bit system for the drives but
then you slow down the system because of that piece.
AWBenson
--- In Carrara@(protected), "Mark" <mabramowsky@(protected)> wrote:
> > Microsoft has stated recently that Longhorn (their next OS) will be
> > available in 32-bit and 64-bit versions but the release date has been
> > annouced for the end of this year...maybe; or it'll be next year.
> > Suppostively, the 64 bit version was recomplied for all parts of the
> > program and not just the OS portions.
> >
> > AWBenson
>
> Well I did some research and Longhorn is not due out till Fall of
next year. I was thinking
> about buying a computer but I am starting to wonder if I should wait
till next year when
> Longhorn shows up and all the graphic companies start releasing 64
bit versions of their
> software.
>
> It would be a shame to buy a computer now only to dealing with
upgrading Windows next
> year (I think this would be a pain in the ###).
>
> I dont know...I'm thinking about it. I'm sure Eovia is eventually
going to make 64 bit
> versions of their software.
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