2. If it does support multiple processors, does it need a multi-processor
operating system? ie: Win-NT or WIN2000
I'm building a new machine dedicated to N4 so Papyrus can you give me an
official answer
Thanks,
Sal
2. If it does support multiple processors, does it need a multi-processor
operating system? ie: Win-NT or WIN2000
I'm building a new machine dedicated to N4 so Papyrus can you give me an
official answer
Thanks,
Sal
Marc
Sal
> Marc
> > 1. Does Nascar-4 officially support multiple processors?
> > 2. If it does support multiple processors, does it need a
multi-processor
> > operating system? ie: Win-NT or WIN2000
> > I'm building a new machine dedicated to N4 so Papyrus can you give me an
> > official answer
> > Thanks,
> > Sal
--
Eric
Thanks,
Sal
> Marc
> > 1. Does Nascar-4 officially support multiple processors?
> > 2. If it does support multiple processors, does it need a
multi-processor
> > operating system? ie: Win-NT or WIN2000
> > I'm building a new machine dedicated to N4 so Papyrus can you give me an
> > official answer
> > Thanks,
> > Sal
Russ
> Thanks,
> Sal
> > Do we know of any program that takes advantage of multiple processors
that
> > doesn't run on a multiple-processor-enabled O/S?
> > Marc
> > > 1. Does Nascar-4 officially support multiple processors?
> > > 2. If it does support multiple processors, does it need a
> multi-processor
> > > operating system? ie: Win-NT or WIN2000
> > > I'm building a new machine dedicated to N4 so Papyrus can you give me
an
> > > official answer
> > > Thanks,
> > > Sal
That's exactly right. The OS has to RECOGNIZE SMP before everything
else comes into play. I have a dual setup and run win 2k, Linux and
the BeOS. They all take advantage of SMP expecially BeOS. Every app
that runs on BeOS is automatically multi-threaded. Unfortunately games
don't run on it. Right now I'm running my AMD 750 overclocked to 1070
box. Will install N4 on the dually box tomorrow and benchmark.
Right now I'm running in Open GL. How is the D3D version speedwise?
Anyone compare the 2 yet?
On Sat, 10 Feb 2001 04:46:23 GMT, "Russell D. Laughlin Jr."
>Russ
>> I thought there was a version of Quake as well as GPL, that could take
>> advantage of multiple processors in WIN9x. Well what about the first
>> question anyway? Do you know if N4 will use multiple processors or not?
>> Thanks,
>> Sal
>> > Do we know of any program that takes advantage of multiple processors
>that
>> > doesn't run on a multiple-processor-enabled O/S?
>> > Marc
>> > > 1. Does Nascar-4 officially support multiple processors?
>> > > 2. If it does support multiple processors, does it need a
>> multi-processor
>> > > operating system? ie: Win-NT or WIN2000
>> > > I'm building a new machine dedicated to N4 so Papyrus can you give me
>an
>> > > official answer
>> > > Thanks,
>> > > Sal
Marc
> You need both sw that takes advantage of smp and an os that supports
> smp to see any significant advantage. Since N4 is based on the GPL
> engine, and GPL is specifically designed to take advantage of smp (as
> of v1.1), hopefully N4 does too. I don't have N4 so I cannot answer
> your question definitively. Hopefully someone else can.
> >The question still stands. Does Nascar-4 take advantage of multiple
> >processors? Why do you answer with another question? If you know the
answer
> >then why not tell me? If you don't know the answer then what's your
point?
> >All I've heard mentioned so far on this subject is that N4 could use
> >multiple processors, no talk of how, ie: SMP, multi-threading or O/S.
That's
> >why I'm asking.
> >Sal
> >> Do we know of any program that takes advantage of multiple processors
that
> >> doesn't run on a multiple-processor-enabled O/S?
> >> Marc
> >> > 1. Does Nascar-4 officially support multiple processors?
> >> > 2. If it does support multiple processors, does it need a
> >multi-processor
> >> > operating system? ie: Win-NT or WIN2000
> >> > I'm building a new machine dedicated to N4 so Papyrus can you give me
an
> >> > official answer
> >> > Thanks,
> >> > Sal