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In Reply to: Actually, Racerguy, it -can- make a difference in sound. posted by Michi on September 5, 2005 at 10:39:23:
"The Athlon 64's "64" refers to the length of an integer it can process; essentially it can handle in one cycle what is considered a "double" (64 bit precision) in one pass."Yes, but the main point is to enable 64-bit memory addressing, not to accelerate rare instances of 64-bit integer math.
"Now, this doesn't guarantee that the DAW software was using doubles or 64-bit INTs when processing the audio"
It certainly doesn't. In fact, doesn't most audio software work in floating point?
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