Re: Reason: CPU monster?

Re: Reason: CPU monster?

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Posted by Matt on April 18, 2001 at 21:25:43:

In Reply to: Re: Reason: CPU monster? posted by Oliver on April 12, 2001 at 07:34:08:

: I think your problem is K6 processor!In pdf manuals for Reason there is explained, that Reason DSP use some kind of instructions, that are include only in INTEL processors (or maybe DURON...)...I have only Celleron 400,64 MB RAM, SB Live and Reason works PERTFECTLY (7 SUB,7 SAMPLERS,2 REDRUM,8 EFFECTS - NO fuckin problem)...
not really 100% accurate. When i first got reason, i was running it on a k6-3...beautiful :)
also, the duron / athlon doesnt have SSE (which reason takes advantage of) but instead has 3dnow! which is actually better technology. It surprises me that propellerheads dont support 3dnow! a duron wont have any problems with reason, however, since they are very high clock speeds :)which (might?!) make up for the lack of 3dnow! support.

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: : I think your problem is K6 processor!In pdf manuals for Reason there is explained, that Reason DSP use some kind of instructions, that are include only in INTEL processors (or maybe DURON...)...I have only Celleron 400,64 MB RAM, SB Live and Reason works PERTFECTLY (7 SUB,7 SAMPLERS,2 REDRUM,8 EFFECTS - NO fuckin problem)... : not really 100% accurate. When i first got reason, i was running it on a k6-3...beautiful :) : also, the duron / athlon doesnt have SSE (which reason takes advantage of) but instead has 3dnow! which is actually better technology. It surprises me that propellerheads dont support 3dnow! a duron wont have any problems with reason, however, since they are very high clock speeds :)which (might?!) make up for the lack of 3dnow! support.

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