arrow1 opened this issue on Mar 12, 2008 · 71 posts
XENOPHONZ posted Wed, 12 March 2008 at 4:28 PM
Quote - Quote: "can render scenes in Vue 6I under 64 bit that would crash Vue 6I under 32 bit."
Same here but is that not beacuse of the use of extra ram?
I think that the extra RAM access is the key -- or at least it's the keystone that holds up the rest of the rendering structure. I've always been able to imagine more than whatever 2G's (or even 3G's) of RAM running under 32 bit could handle when rendering. Especially so in Poser.
I've found the 64 bit platform to be more stable overall -- for pretty much everything. I've run across one or two compatibility issues, but you can solve that via a 32 bit dual boot. I'm looking forward to the relatively-near-future day when 32 bit OS's are a thing of the past.
Quote - My Modo screams on my 64 os even though it's a 32 bit, for now.
Yep.
Even plain-vanilla Poser 7 is more stable and runs better under 64 bit than it ever did for me under 32 bit. I'm hoping that Poser Pro will prove out to be an even greater improvement.
I'd recommend 64 bit for anyone -- with the caveat that 64 bit still has a few hardware / software compatibility issues here and there -- for now.