MP aware apps shoot out

there is no g5

<a href="http://www.digitalvideoediting.com/2002/05_may/features/g4benchmarks020514.htm"; target="_blank">http://www.digitalvideoediting.com/2002/05_may/features/g4benchmarks020514.htm</a>;



Well, lookee here. Adobe products barely get any advantage out of MP.



Read, discuss.



jetfuldotnog5

the floor

This is the second article I've read at that site, and I'm pretty much convinced their a bunch of bozoes that don't have a clue.



First off, I don't think anyone goes out and buys a duallie and says "WOW, I'M REALLY GOING TO BE ABLE TO FLY THROUGH ILLUSTRATOR NOW"



Illustrator? A vector program?



Photoshop won't start using the second processor unless the file is at least 50 MB in size. Taking and image which is at broadcast resolution and applying a bazillion filters to it isn't realistic.



It's pretty hard to botch a test for FCP ... it's a kick ass program.



I didn't read everything ... I can usually get a clue when I'm waisting my time, but there are other benefits to a duallie ... like rendering stuff in the background, and using multiple apps at once, as well not to mention rendering quartz until 10.2 comes out <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />

leonis

Also in After Effects. Processors won't hit over 110% or higher unless you have thousands of layers and with filters on each....