If comparing, compare also the amount of memory needed to render some scenes. On my quad core computer with Vista 64-bit, and 4 gigs of memory, Poser 7's FireFly simple crashed to the desktop when it reached about 1,75 gigs, but Poser Pro (1) did not crash at 2.5 gigs.

I don't do many renders with a few spheres and cubes. When there are several fully clothed people, some textured architecture, a few items in the street, a sky, etc. the memory needed to render can be quite high. The majority of computers are limited to 2 gigs per application in a 32-bit OS. Does Poser 8 manage memory in such a way as to actually render scenes that are too big for Poser 7? Has anyone tried to push Poser 8's FireFly to its memory limit?

lmk

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