64-bit: Does it perform faster on CG works?

Hello everyone.. magaasemble kasi ako ng PC.. and since di naman ako well-versed talaga sa pc, confused ako sa mga bit-bit na ito . tanong ko lang, (especially sa mga 64-bit users)-mas mabilis ba ang 64 bit sa cg rendering compared sa standard 32? salamat po

for me it's faster & more stable, no free trips on my desktop.

for small scenes siguro pareho lang as long as multi threaded ung application.
pero kung big scenes na kumakain ng memory and resources, malaki ang difference ng 64bit.
natry ko na sa xp and vista 64 same program same scene, pag mabigat na scene vista 64 even with a 32bit program runs better.

My simple contribution & suggestion:

kung mag aasemble ka pa lang ng bagong mong PC (RIG) etong ideal Specs:
Core2Quad 9650
P45 Mother board (Mainstream= usually affordable & best in the market)
DDR2 1066Mhz. 8gig w/ low latency module
500Gb HDD 32mb cache 7,200 or 10,000rpm Seagate Barracuda or WD velociraptor
20x dvd writer sony or asus
Geforce GTX 285 or ATI Radeon 4870
720watt PSU usually corsair or cooler master
A very good Chasis (PC case) with good cross ventilation usually Cooler master RC690 or Gigabyte Aurora

Regarding sa OS, ginagamit namin ang 64 bit para ma-utilize ang full potential ng memory module & Vid card ng PC
32bit Operating System only reads 3.5gb of Ram on your PC, unlike 64bit that reads it in full specs na kung 8gig ka 8gig ang basa nya @ walang bottle-neck sa system mo.

cooldomeng2000 wrote:My simple contribution & suggestion:

kung mag aasemble ka pa lang ng bagong mong PC (RIG) etong ideal Specs:
Core2Quad 9650
P45 Mother board (Mainstream= usually affordable & best in the market)
DDR2 1066Mhz. 8gig w/ low latency module
500Gb HDD 32mb cache 7,200 or 10,000rpm Seagate Barracuda or WD velociraptor
20x dvd writer sony or asus
Geforce GTX 285 or ATI Radeon 4870
720watt PSU usually corsair or cooler master
A very good Chasis (PC case) with good cross ventilation usually Cooler master RC690 or Gigabyte Aurora

Regarding sa OS, ginagamit namin ang 64 bit para ma-utilize ang full potential ng memory module & Vid card ng PC
32bit Operating System only reads 3.5gb of Ram on your PC, unlike 64bit that reads it in full specs na kung 8gig ka 8gig ang basa nya @ walang bottle-neck sa system mo.

magkano kaya lahat lahat to bro in php?

Wow, salamat po sa mga reply.. cge magcanvas ako nitong specs

To answer pedio84:

Ang last canvas ko bro, 70-75k for the "Block"
labas pa ang Monitor, Kb, Mouse, 3D mouse, UPS, AVR, External Storage

* Best season to buy watch the month's of August to January (usual influx of newer tech's & big price drops)
* Remember parang kotse, Investment din ang mag maintain ng PC,
every 2 year ang upgrade or you'll be totally obsolete.

Thanx

wow...note ko yung specs....para makita ko kung magkano...

cooldomeng2000 wrote:To answer pedio84:

Ang last canvas ko bro, 70-75k for the "Block"
labas pa ang Monitor, Kb, Mouse, 3D mouse, UPS, AVR, External Storage

* Best season to buy watch the month's of August to January (usual influx of newer tech's & big price drops)
* Remember parang kotse, Investment din ang mag maintain ng PC,
every 2 year ang upgrade or you'll be totally obsolete.

Thanx

thanks bro sa info.

cooldomeng2000 wrote:To answer pedio84:

Ang last canvas ko bro, 70-75k for the "Block"
labas pa ang Monitor, Kb, Mouse, 3D mouse, UPS, AVR, External Storage

* Best season to buy watch the month's of August to January (usual influx of newer tech's & big price drops)
* Remember parang kotse, Investment din ang mag maintain ng PC,
every 2 year ang upgrade or you'll be totally obsolete.

Thanx

medyo mahal yt ung 75k for core2quad... i suggest use your 75k sa core i7 na... i set my eyes on core i7 umabot lng ang price sa 90k, 12gig na ram and my 22" na samsung lcd monitor na... with v8 cooler and corsair xms3 na un.. try to look for prices sa pchub...

regarding os... im using 64bit xp... advantage.. never nagsabi skn ang max ko ng not enuf memory...

Hmmm palagay ko pareho lang ata sa 32bit ang depenrensya lang sa 64 bit sys..... gagamitin nya yong lahat na available RAM sa PC mo. yun lang ata ang advantage 64...... at stable pa....

Tanong ko lang mga bro, hindi pa kasi ako nakaka-experience makagamit ng 64 bit...may mga problema ba sa mga driver niya like for printers, modem etc...or lahat na ba ng software ngayon 64bit complaint na???

3DZONE wrote:Tanong ko lang mga bro, hindi pa kasi ako nakaka-experience makagamit ng 64 bit...may mga problema ba sa mga driver niya like for printers, modem etc...or lahat na ba ng software ngayon 64bit complaint na???

bro gamit ko vista ultimate x64 wala namang problema. basta make sure lang before you upgrade your os prepare all the 64bits drivers for your hardwares. compatible din sya sa autocad 2008 - 2010 (ung lower versions kasi walang pang 64bit e), maya 8 - 2010, max9 - 2010, adobe master collection cs2 - cs4 just to name a few. and most important is very compatible sya sa NBA2K9 PC edition (sorry for the non-sense latter part just got excited hehehe)

kietsmark wrote:

3DZONE wrote:Tanong ko lang mga bro, hindi pa kasi ako nakaka-experience makagamit ng 64 bit...may mga problema ba sa mga driver niya like for printers, modem etc...or lahat na ba ng software ngayon 64bit complaint na???

bro gamit ko vista ultimate x64 wala namang problema. basta make sure lang before you upgrade your os prepare all the 64bits drivers for your hardwares. compatible din sya sa autocad 2008 - 2010 (ung lower versions kasi walang pang 64bit e), maya 8 - 2010, max9 - 2010, adobe master collection cs2 - cs4 just to name a few. and most important is very compatible sya sa NBA2K9 PC edition (sorry for the non-sense latter part just got excited hehehe)

thanks for the info sir kietsmark...huge help here.

32-Bit vs. 64-Bit Systems
Which One Is Best For You?

Perhaps you stumbled upon a 64-bit operating system while shopping for a new computer, or maybe you heard about it from a friend. Either way, knowing those 64-bit computers are out there could leave you wondering if you’re missing out by sticking with your own 32-bit computer. Chances are, you’re not. But if you regularly run intensive programs, you might want to consider it.

What’s The Difference?

The difference between 32-bit and 64-bit computers lies with the CPU (central processing unit) and how it manages information. A 64-bit processor means that it can handle 64 bits of data at one time, while a 32-bit processor can only handle 32 bits. So, a 64-bit processor can handle more intensive programs than a 32-bit processor, because the 64-bit chip can process more data per clock cycle. Don’t assume that a 64-bit system will make all processes faster. Many variables factor into the overall speed of your system. For example, a CPU’s megahertz measures how quickly your computer can process data. Also, if applications are designed for a 32-bit system, you may not see any difference in speed. The bottom line is that a 64-bit processor can handle more complex calculations, so something such as a CAD (computer-aided design) application made for a 64-bit system will perform better on a 64-bit computer than a similar 32-bit program.
The AMD Athlon 64 is a 64-bit chip used in desktop systems.

The 64-bit processor also supports more memory than a 32-bit processor. This means you can run intensive programs simultaneously, without seeing as many performance issues as you may in a 32-bit system. 32-bit CPUs can generally handle up to 4GB of memory, with the ability....



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32-Bit vs. 64-Bit Systems
Which One Is Best For You?

Perhaps you stumbled upon a 64-bit operating system while shopping for a new computer, or maybe you heard about it from a friend. Either way, knowing those 64-bit computers are out there could leave you wondering if you’re missing out by sticking with your own 32-bit computer. Chances are, you’re not. But if you regularly run intensive programs, you might want to consider it.

What’s The Difference?

The difference between 32-bit and 64-bit computers lies with the CPU (central processing unit) and how it manages information. A 64-bit processor means that it can handle 64 bits of data at one time, while a 32-bit processor can only handle 32 bits. So, a 64-bit processor can handle more intensive programs than a 32-bit processor, because the 64-bit chip can process more data per clock cycle. Don’t assume that a 64-bit system will make all processes faster. Many variables factor into the overall speed of your system. For example, a CPU’s megahertz measures how quickly your computer can process data. Also, if applications are designed for a 32-bit system, you may not see any difference in speed. The bottom line is that a 64-bit processor can handle more complex calculations, so something such as a CAD (computer-aided design) application made for a 64-bit system will perform better on a 64-bit computer than a similar 32-bit program.
The AMD Athlon 64 is a 64-bit chip used in desktop systems.

The 64-bit processor also supports more memory than a 32-bit processor. This means you can run intensive programs simultaneously, without seeing as many performance issues as you may in a 32-bit system. 32-bit CPUs can generally handle up to 4GB of memory, with the ability....



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very informative, salamat po!

more faster than i expected...sarap magrender!.