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Crashes with multiple processors
I have a new rig with 2 quad-core processors. I haven’t had any luck getting Premiere to run. It crashes very soon after I start. Are the multiple processors the problem? I’m running under XP 64, which the Adobe sight says is OK, but is that the problem?
Brian Scott
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The Adobe site explicitly states 32 bit ONLY, so your sight was wrong.
Harm Millaard
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Here is what I read on the Adobe site:
“While Adobe Creative Suite 3 software is natively 32 bit, these applications will run on 64-bit versions of Windows”However – the software will not run on the 32 bit version of windows on this system either. After Effects and Photoshop run fine. Here are the main system components:
Dual AMD Opteron Model 2354 (2.2 GHz) (Dual Quad−Core)
2 x 4GB DDR2−667 (8GB total)
NVIDIA Quadro FX 4600 768MBMy question remains – could the 8 cores be an issue?
Brian Scott
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I’m running Vista 64 & CS3 Suite on an 8-core Intel Skulltrail without these problems. It may be a different story for the 64-bit version of XP though.
Peter Corbett
Powerhouse Productions
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Adobe states: Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional or Home Edition with Service Pack 2 or Windows Vista™ Home Premium, Business, Ultimate, or Enterprise (certified for 32-bit editions only)
Intel Quad cores have no problem with 32 bit OS.
Harm Millaard
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Have you considered putting in Vista 64 Brian? I think the new CS4 will be more compatibility. It’s being launched in a couple of weeks and probably on sale soon after. You’d have to be sure your hardware has V64 drivers though.
Peter Corbett
Powerhouse Productions
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I’m hoping to avoid Vista all together. Several of my other apps don’t support it. I’m hoping I can jump over Vista to whatever comes next.
Brian Scott
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Image Design Productions, Inc. -
[Brian Scott] “I’m hoping to avoid Vista all together. Several of my other apps don’t support it. I’m hoping I can jump over Vista to whatever comes next.
Brian Scott
President
Image Design Productions, Inc.”If your apps don’t support then you’ll have to wait I guess. But for me I haven’t found a single video/graphics/compositing/encoding application that won’t run/install on Vista 64. The ability to use more than 4-gig of RAM has fixed our memory crashing problems and the system runs with much more stability than our old XP 32-bit platform. I’d investigate Vista 64 compatibility thoroughly with your other apps before you dismiss it.
Peter Corbett
Powerhouse Productions
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I have a similar problem when I moved up to Quad Core processors.But it is with Studio Max. The rendering simply freezes every few frames. could it be a compatibility issue?
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/18/856241Lee Cheow Hee
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I have a similar problem when I moved up to Quad Core processors.But it is with Studio Max. The rendering simply freezes every few frames. could it be a compatibility issue?
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/18/856241Lee Cheow Hee
Stan Creative -
I haven’t had a problem with Max – or any others actually. If I limit the machine to 4 cores at boot-up, Premiere will run. This doesn’t seem like a great solution since I lose half the horse power I paid for.
Brian Scott
President
Image Design Productions, Inc.
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