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Our marketing/design team are running into some seriously time consuming delays when rendering high DPI retail packaging artwork. As of now they are on typical corporate desktop hardware.
As a network admin that does not use the Adobe packages on a regular basis, I am unsure what type of workstation will yield the greatest benefit. I am looking at 2 different architectures; 3.2 GHz P4 with 800 MHz Front Side Bus and 2GB of DDR RAM, or Dual 2.8 GHz Xeon CPUs (512 cache)with 533 MHz Front Side Bus and 1-2 GB of RAM.
If anyone in the know can give me a little more information about the Adobe packages’ multithreading capabilities, or any other pertinent information, I would certainly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Andrew K
As a network admin that does not use the Adobe packages on a regular basis, I am unsure what type of workstation will yield the greatest benefit. I am looking at 2 different architectures; 3.2 GHz P4 with 800 MHz Front Side Bus and 2GB of DDR RAM, or Dual 2.8 GHz Xeon CPUs (512 cache)with 533 MHz Front Side Bus and 1-2 GB of RAM.
If anyone in the know can give me a little more information about the Adobe packages’ multithreading capabilities, or any other pertinent information, I would certainly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Andrew K
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