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processor recommendation Blondie 01-15-2005
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Posted by Blondie on January 15, 2005, 8:00 pm
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in relation to processors specifically, which would be the most
suitable/powerful for use in a notebook/laptop which will be primarily used
for video editing




Posted by Krystian Polak on January 15, 2005, 8:22 pm
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Well, your choice is between PM i P4 and couple other (don't count AMD 64,
because there is still no video editing application for it, I think).

And you need power, more then portability or energy saving, I assume. So,
choice is simple: P4. No PM can match performence for this price and even PM
2G, the quickest PM you can buy now, is still not more powerful then P4 3.2
and cost way, way more.


Regards,

K.Polak




Posted by J. Clarke on January 15, 2005, 8:02 am
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Krystian Polak wrote:

> Well, your choice is between PM i P4 and couple other (don't count AMD 64,
> because there is still no video editing application for it, I think).

?!?!?!?!?! AMD-64 will run any video editing application that a P4 or any
other x86 processor will run.

> And you need power, more then portability or energy saving, I assume. So,
> choice is simple: P4. No PM can match performence for this price and even
> PM 2G, the quickest PM you can buy now, is still not more powerful then P4
> 3.2 and cost way, way more.

More to the point, the P4 for whatever reason seems to do exceptionally well
in video editing benchmarks--it's the one area where it still has a clear
performance advantage over the competition.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> K.Polak

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Posted by Krystian Polak on January 16, 2005, 1:06 am
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> ?!?!?!?!?! AMD-64 will run any video editing application that a P4 or any
> other x86 processor will run.

Yes, of course, but with old fanioned 32 bits way, unless aplication will be
able to use its 64 bit and is there such an aplication for video editing out
there? So, yes, AMD 64 can be a consideration as well as Celeron and other
invetion, but ....

> More to the point, the P4 for whatever reason seems to do exceptionally
> well
> in video editing benchmarks--it's the one area where it still has a clear
> performance advantage over the competition.

....with video editing, 3d renderings, Photoshop and so on, NOW, P4 gives the
best performance (and price).

Finaly, there will be of course PM 3G beating P4, but not now and not soon
at the price.

Regards,

K.Polak




Posted by J. Clarke on January 15, 2005, 11:39 am
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Krystian Polak wrote:

>> ?!?!?!?!?! AMD-64 will run any video editing application that a P4 or
>> any other x86 processor will run.
>
> Yes, of course, but with old fanioned 32 bits way,

So?

> unless aplication will
> be able to use its 64 bit and is there such an aplication for video
> editing out there? So, yes, AMD 64 can be a consideration as well as
> Celeron and other invetion, but ....

Except that AMD64 in 32-bit mode is still faster than most 32-bit
processors. It is certainly in a different class from any Celeron.

>> More to the point, the P4 for whatever reason seems to do exceptionally
>> well
>> in video editing benchmarks--it's the one area where it still has a clear
>> performance advantage over the competition.
>
> ...with video editing, 3d renderings, Photoshop and so on, NOW, P4 gives
> the best performance (and price).
>
> Finaly, there will be of course PM 3G beating P4, but not now and not soon
> at the price.

Not necessarily for video editing and the like--it seems that Intel managed
whether by intent or good luck to come up with a good set of optimizations
for that purpose.

> Regards,
>
> K.Polak

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