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Right now its just subjective, but I'm working with a more experienced
programmer to create some hard number benchmarks, as well as learning to
debug assembler errors, which crop up a lot in getting the software to
compile in native 64 bit.

But csound was running super fast for me, so I know there's definitely a
boost there. I got the nvidia 3D card to work, so linux 3D games like
TuxRacer are a lot of fun, with full screen, 3D graphics.

I also found that the 64 bit laptop runs a lot cooler than my intel
laptop, not sure why that is, but the 64 bit chip seems to run a lot
cooler.



On Sat, 19 Jun 2004, iain duncan wrote:

> Brian Redfern wrote:
> > I'm working on getting csound to compile under 64 bit for a line of new 64
> > bit linux laptops we're building for cosmoseng.com, right now just running
> > cosund32 in emulation I still get a big performance boost with the
> > athalon64, but once I've got a native 64 bit version of csound running it
> > should perform like a monster.
> 
> Any specific benchmarks, or even general figures? Ie how much lower is 
> the latency, how many more instruments, etc? Do keep us posted. I hope 
> to be able to buy a new machine by the end of the summer, and it would 
> be great to know whether the athlon64 is worth the extra dough.
> 
> Iain
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