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In Reply to: Re: If he used an A64 with Nuendo, do we even know? posted by racerguy on September 5, 2005 at 12:07:47:
"Nuendo uses 32-bit float, so basically it means you can do 32-bit floating point calculations on 24-bit data. It's not "32-bit audio.""That's what I figured. So talk about 64-bit integer math is irrelavant.
"Even if it was, it would only buy extra memory address space; it doesn't buy you more than 32 bits of precision on calculations, since the AMD processors are not "true" 64-bit processors like the Alpha, SPARC, PA-RISC, Itanium, or Power."
Huh? All those CPUs can do 64-bit integer math, and 64-bit floating point. The AMD/Intel chips can also do 80-bit floating point (an IBM PC from 1981 can do 80-bit!)
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Follow Ups
- Re: If he used an A64 with Nuendo, do we even know? - Max 13:58:04 09/05/05 (8)
- To further an already pointless argument - Christine Tham 19:05:12 09/05/05 (0)
- Err... - Michi 14:47:26 09/05/05 (0)
- Re: If he used an A64 with Nuendo, do we even know? - racerguy 14:47:18 09/05/05 (5)
- Re: If he used an A64 with Nuendo, do we even know? - Max 15:10:12 09/05/05 (4)
- Re: If he used an A64 with Nuendo, do we even know? - racerguy 15:36:45 09/05/05 (3)
- Re: If he used an A64 with Nuendo, do we even know? - Max 16:59:24 09/05/05 (2)
- Let's quit now - racerguy 17:04:21 09/05/05 (1)
- Executive summary: you're wrong - Max 21:45:33 09/05/05 (0)
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