is it time to move to 64bit?
well im my case i did since my new pc comes with 6gb of ram i thought it be dumb not to...
but then whats the point? i thought to my self.
web browser:
i load up firefox 64bit but then flash doesnt work...so more than half the sites i go two doesnt work 100% so im stuck using the 32bit IE
photoshop:
i load up photoshot cs4 64 bit but then all my filters doesnt work...none of them work.
not the noise reduction...not the effects...none...
so again im stuck using 32bit CS4
photomanagement:
i usually use ACDSEE but i can't seem to get it running under 64 so im stuck with bridge
makes me wonder is 64bit worth it? or am i doing something wrong here? am i missing something?
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03-24-2010, 07:19 PM #1Preferred Partner
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going 64bit
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03-25-2010, 06:42 PM #2Senior Member
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hardwares are advancing but the software's phase is slow...
still im stuck with 32bit... cant maximize my full memory capacity...
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03-25-2010, 11:38 PM #3Preferred Partner
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yeah...so silly...grrr!
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