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Old April 17th, 2007   #1
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Default Folding with 64 Bit Vista

If someone wanted to fold in Vista 64 would it work okay?



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Default Re: Folding with 64 Bit Vista

According to a recent article in Maximum PC, it's slower than the 32 bit version of Vista. It would be good only if you wanted to sacrifice speed, and you don't want to do that in folding. So, I think it would be a bad idea.




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Default Re: Folding with 64 Bit Vista

I presume you are referring to gaming speed since I do not recall MPC discussing Folding.



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Default Re: Folding with 64 Bit Vista

True, but it should also apply to folding, since both use the CPU. Vista uses the CPU more often than XP does apparently.




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Default Re: Folding with 64 Bit Vista

It will be slower, but it should work fine I folded in Vista in 32-bit, even SMP folded. It was a good bit slower though. 64-bit should be no different.



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Default Re: Folding with 64 Bit Vista

it will work fine.. it just will not work as a service and the GUI version doesn't work right. It will be slower as mentioned above because of how much more Vista uses the cpu (regardless of if it is 32 or 64 bit)







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it will work fine.. it just will not work as a service and the GUI version doesn't work right. It will be slower as mentioned above because of how much more Vista uses the cpu (regardless of if it is 32 or 64 bit)
The client worked fine as a service for me.



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Default Re: Folding with 64 Bit Vista

on the Beta RC2 Vista 32bit I had the service would not work (error every time windows started) and the service didn't work on XP-64 either... the final releases of the OS it may work but no guarantees







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on the Beta RC2 Vista 32bit I had the service would not work (error every time windows started) and the service didn't work on XP-64 either... the final releases of the OS it may work but no guarantees
I guarentee it!! I don't think it will be an issue, I had it running in 32-bit retail



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Default Re: Folding with 64 Bit Vista

The SMP version will run as a service, I thought it was not that far along yet..



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