@Nick Batzdorf said:
So when you say 20 - 24 instruments, you're talking about the equivalent of five billion programs.
Ja?
And two bratworsts with a Diet Coke.
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@Nick Batzdorf said:
So when you say 20 - 24 instruments, you're talking about the equivalent of five billion programs.
Ja?
I really want to thank Herb, Paul, Chris and Company for taking the time to do these tests and for taking the time to post them. This is exceptional. No other company has ever done this and for one, I really appreciate your efforts. That you went and tested a PII and a PII is also fantastic given the number of composers who have those machines because of GS2.54, and now find that they can still get some use out of those systems.
This to me is corporate responsibility in action.
PA
@Paul said:
To my knowledge we can adress up to 1.5 - 1.7 GB of RAM, and all suggestions here on the forum seem rather theoretical to me... If anyone has experience with adressing more than 1.7 GB of RAM with a streaming sampler on a PC, please share your infos.
Best, Paul
@Paul said:
Hi,
I couldn´t load more into my RAM in either one of the SX 3 machines, and to my knowledge Nuendo is built on the same basic system, but I´ll give it a shot... would really surprise me though.
Best, Paul
@Paul said:
Hi,
I couldn´t load more into my RAM in either one of the SX 3 machines, and to my knowledge Nuendo is built on the same basic system, but I´ll give it a shot... would really surprise me though.
XP64, we haven´t tested on a 64 bit machine yet, I will as soon as I get my hands on one. But the Vienna Instruments are not yet optimized for 64 bit systems yet, and as I understand it, you only benefit from 64bit technology, if every part of the system is optimized, from the chip to the harddrives, the drivers and applications....
I will keep you up to date.
Best, Paul
Do you think it will be possible to let this "test song" available for the end user ? Then we could post our results here.
@Paul said:
XP64, we haven´t tested on a 64 bit machine yet, I will as soon as I get my hands on one. But the Vienna Instruments are not yet optimized for 64 bit systems yet, and as I understand it, you only benefit from 64bit technology, if every part of the system is optimized, from the chip to the harddrives, the drivers and applications....
I will keep you up to date.
Best, Paul
@Paul said:
Thanks, and I am in the middle of further tests...
I´m actually not that much of a techie to answer all specific computer questions, but I will look into it and we will test all configurations within our reach.
As far as the dual cores are concerned, Christian Marin has already posted on the first page of this thread and I don´t really have anything to add...
To my knowledge we can adress up to 1.5 - 1.7 GB of RAM, and all suggestions here on the forum seem rather theoretical to me... If anyone has experience with adressing more than 1.7 GB of RAM with a streaming sampler on a PC, please share your infos.
Best, Paul
@Paul said:
... I understand it, you only benefit from 64bit technology, if every part of the system is optimized.....
I think you are right, but as I read on the homepage of microsoft, you still get the benefit of the RAM-management. It would be excellent to get a test on a 4 Gb RAM xp64 computer, to see if you can load more than 2 Gb of samples.
Best, Martin
@DG said:
According to folks on the Nuendo Forum N3 (and I suppose) SX3 can address up to 2.7Gb RAM. Whether or not this translates to more streaming I don't know, but would like to find out before buying more RAM. Similarly for the FX-Teleport machines.
DG
@DG said:
I'll be "doing it" via FX-Teleport and once things are up and running I'll try adding some more RAM to see how many (if any) instruments I will be able to load.
DG
@DG said:
I'll be "doing it" via FX-Teleport and once things are up and running I'll try adding some more RAM to see how many (if any) instruments I will be able to load.
DG