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Article #344Re: 64-bit
From: Art Campbell
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2009 13:28
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2009 13:28
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Marcel, There's a difference between a program running on a 64-bit operating system in its native 32-bit mode and a program being designed to run in 64-bit mode. Frame runs nicely under Windows XP 64, but has not been ported to run in 64-bit mode. And I wouldn't hold my breath for that port until most computers are running a 64-bit OS. If you want faster performance, the best way to achieve that is to pack as much RAM as possible into your workstation and make sure that your network is Gig-E. Art
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