Is truth that premiere pro and aftereffects 6.5 are not supported by amd athlon 64 bit?
Is truth that premiere pro and aftereffects 6.5 are not supported by amd athlon 64 bit?
They are not optimised for use on 64bit operating systems. I can't comment on whether they are "compatible", but I think you may well find that people are refering to whether or not they have been designed with a 64bit OS (on which you'll fully benefit from a 64bit processor) in mind.
The AMD 64 Processor's can run anything in 32-bit, but stick it in a Linux 64-Bit environment and it flies..
It has very good 32-bit extensions too, expecially for games.
So good that Intel copied AMD's 64-Bit extensions![]()
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1 gig of OCZ Platinum Limited Edition PC3200(2-2-2)
Abit IC7
Seagate 80gb sata
Aspire X-Alien
460W Enermax
9800 Pro
SP-94 with Tornado
Panasonic GS200 on its way with:
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Yer, you gotta laugh. All that research and they finally admit that AMD got it right and they didn't![]()
so a 64bit AMD will run 32 bit windoze?
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AMD Athlon64 3000+
48x CD burner
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Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5
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ATI Radeon 9800 Pro
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but you can forget plugging a Matrox RT.X100 onto it!Originally Posted by Pieguy
Surely it goes into a PCI slot. Jacking it into the CPU would just be silly - no wonder it doesn't work![]()
After building an AMD64 based system (not for me unfortunately) I can quite safely vouch for the fact that they run like a total dream, even on 32bit WinXP. As I'm not a Linux person, I can't give any opinion on that, but I believe "s*** off a shovel" is a phrase that can be applied in this situation![]()
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