Quote - Not so impressive.  Considering that 3D Studio Max is WINDOWS only, the time it took them is appalling actually.  Eh Hem.  Cinema 4D has had a 64-bit version since 2005 (the very FIRST high-end 3D CG application to do so!).  So much for Maya, Max, LightWave, XSI, Houdini, and all of the others for being wankers. ;P

Nonetheless, it is good to see Poser finally wake up and smell the 64-bean coffee. :)

But who could afford a dual or quad system back then? It had to be an uberexpensive Xeon. AMD had 64 bit CPUs but the real speed increase has been brought with the multi-cores the past year. The same thing with memory, even though cheap for one to two gigs of ram once you get to systems with double that you were talking more than two grand. I'm sure being 64 bits back then had its pros but its better to get to the party when there is already a party.