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  1. #1
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    Default XDP7 - 64bit, large ram?

    Hello,

    was curious does new version of Xara Designer Pro 7 have the ability to run in 64bit mode and/or have large memory support? (e.g. 8+gb ram)

    Thank you in advance

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    Default Re: XDP7 - 64bit, large ram?

    Designer Pro 7 is a 32bit application, no native 64bit support at this time.
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    Default Re: XDP7 - 64bit, large ram?

    Though no native 64 bit support, XDP7 does run well on my win 7 64 machine with 8g ram with no lag.
    Quicker and smoother than XDP6 on my old xppro 4g ram system
    -Samantha
    "Try to live your life so that you wouldn't be afraid to sell the family parrot to the town gossip." Will Rogers (1879 - 1935)

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    Default Re: XDP7 - 64bit, large ram?

    Samrc, sorry but this is pointless: sure enough the app run smoothly but it cannot access more than 3GB of RAM, that is the main advantage of 64 bit apps.

    I for one hoped for a full 64 bit release this time, that didn't come as didn't come any improvement of brush engine or GPU accelleration.

    Oh, well, Xtreme is still a great product.

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    Default Re: XDP7 - 64bit, large ram?

    Please accept my apology. I am sorry for posting my "pointless" comment on the usability of the program. I understand that it does not use the full limit of the hardware. And did not need to be taught the main difference between 32bit vs 64bit programs, as I understood it long before upgrading to a 64bit system. I apologize for being so stupid as to suggest that a 32bit program runs well, better than previous version for me. I didn't realize it would be quite so offensive and "pointless". I am sure a 64bit version of the program will eventually be released. Unfortunately there are far more 32bit programs available than 64bit, even though 64bit has been around a long time. And many of the 64bit versions were buggier than their 32bit brothers when they first came out.
    -Samantha
    "Try to live your life so that you wouldn't be afraid to sell the family parrot to the town gossip." Will Rogers (1879 - 1935)

 

 

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