Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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64 bits?
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Re: 64 bits?
don't hold your breath:disap:Originally posted by DukerX
, or do we have to wait for a new 64bit edition of maya to get that 64bit boost in performance?
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I would imagine that Alias would be interrested in adding that extra bit of performance that 64bit CPUs have to offer...
It seems to me that AMD at least is going 64Bit all the way, leaving 32bit as a thing of the past...
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I will just have to wait... Frustrating having a dual 64 bit system and I cant utilise it ......
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https://www.boxxtech.com/asp/sfw_maya.asp
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https://www.emachines.com/support/sup...prodName=M6805
sorry only link i could find. do you really need window xp pro or windows 2000 to run maya? I plan on updating with s 1gig of RAM some day.
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That link just takes you to a page which seems to be loading but just sits there for ages..
This thread is realy about Maya not running under Winwows 64 bit software.
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Also, NEVER buy emachines, worst pieces of crap in the world, My sister bought one, 2.4GHz P4 machine, the thing ran like my old 750MHz Duron machine, man... Infact probably worse. never trust them.
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