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skypx · 03-23-2003, 02:17 PM

Originally posted by Cleve
So is only one processor actually running the screen saver? I suspect that none of the versions of MA supports multiple processors. What speed is each processor?

BTW what really impressed me was the RAM. 2 Gb??!! Wow. What programs do you run that requires so much? With 3 MA's running, and all your background programs,, your total RAM usage was only 200 Mb when you took the screenshot.

Or is it not so much a need as a want? lol.

Cleve

Cleve, even though the screen saver only supports one processor, winxp pro manages two processors (and hyperthreading) nicely. I can run all three screensavers, defrag all hard drives while encoding video without droping any frames. This is specifically why I love dual cpu systems. I just upgraded to 3.06 xeons, and I wanted 2 gb of ram because I am always multiple programs at once.

03-23-2003, 02:17 PM	#15
skypx Dual Xeon Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Grovetown, GA Posts: 93	Originally posted by Cleve So is only one processor actually running the screen saver? I suspect that none of the versions of MA supports multiple processors. What speed is each processor? BTW what really impressed me was the RAM. 2 Gb??!! Wow. What programs do you run that requires so much? With 3 MA's running, and all your background programs,, your total RAM usage was only 200 Mb when you took the screenshot. Or is it not so much a need as a want? lol. Cleve Cleve, even though the screen saver only supports one processor, winxp pro manages two processors (and hyperthreading) nicely. I can run all three screensavers, defrag all hard drives while encoding video without droping any frames. This is specifically why I love dual cpu systems. I just upgraded to 3.06 xeons, and I wanted 2 gb of ram because I am always multiple programs at once.