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Norman Willis
July 17, 2009 at 2:10 amOK, where is your pre-rendered files folder? Do you keep it on C:? Or on E:?
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John Rofrano
July 17, 2009 at 11:48 am> OK, where is your pre-rendered files folder? Do you keep it on C:? Or on E:?
Prerendered files folder is on E:. Nothing is on C: except for the OS and applications.
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Norman Willis
July 17, 2009 at 2:49 pmOK, so Vegas gives me a default of Prerendered Files Folder:
C:UsersMyPCNameAppDataLocalSonyVegasPro9.0
I should create a new directory:
D:Vegas Prerendered Files Folder
And change thd default Prerendered Files Folder location?
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John Rofrano
July 18, 2009 at 1:56 pmYes, just create a new folder where you want it and point to it.
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Norman Willis
July 20, 2009 at 4:40 amHi John.
>>In fact, I can’t help but notice that a fair amount of people having trouble seems to be the ones with the shiny new i7 PC’s. (This is why i haven’t bought one yet, I’m not convinced that hyperthreading and multi-core are really working stable together)
So the time to upgrade would be when they finally come out with a true eight-core system (in which hyperthreading could be turned off)?
Or may I please ask, are there accepted rules for upgrading?
I know I do not need to say this, but thank you.
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John Rofrano
July 20, 2009 at 10:53 amI think you can turn the hyperthreading off on the Core i7’s which is why I read about people doing that to fix certain problems. Unfortunately, the only accepted rule is to wait and see what systems are proving to be stable. I was an early adopter of the Quad Cores and paid over $1000 for my CPU (which sells for about $200 today) and I got lucky. My system is very stable. I haven’t seen a motherboard that accepts two Core i7’s yet (to get 8 cores). All of the Intel dual CPU mobos are Xeon based. 🙁 I assume the CPU’s themselves will become 8 core soon. It never ends; you just have to decide when you think you will get a boost that you can “feel”. For me, that’s probably 8 cores.
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