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Mike the Elder wrote:
> I can
> later, if I choose, have the system converted to a dual boot system with the
> option of starting in 32 or 64 for approximately an additional $200.00 USD.
Let me throw out another idea for you to consider: Make the 64-bit OS Linux.
You've already stated that Povray is the only real reason for the 64-bit
OS, and Povray is quite happy on Linux. 64-bit Linux has also been
around a bit longer than 64-bit Windows, and has had a chance to mature
a bit. ;-)
That said, I'm a Linux fanboy (I'm pounding this out under 32-bit Linux)
and I haven't had the money to shell out for a 64-bit processor, so I
can't tell you whether or not the performance difference is worthwhile.
--
William Tracy
afishionado [at] gmail com -- wtracy [at] calpolyedu
Stacey's dad!
Took it pretty bad.
I'm afraid of Stacey's dad.
...
Stacey can't you see?
I really need to flee.
I'm afraid of Stacey's dad.
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