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1. Re: Getting started with CS4 Pro.Prem. / AE - Which CPU Type?
Adolfo Rozenfeld Jul 2, 2009 11:37 AM (in response to VideoRide09)The Core 2 Quad will give you better performance overall than the Core 2 Duo.
If you go with the quad, 8 GB of RAM is the minimum you'll want.
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2. Re: Getting started with CS4 Pro.Prem. / AE - Which CPU Type?
VideoRide09 Jul 2, 2009 12:03 PM (in response to Adolfo Rozenfeld)Thx for the fast answer. I first was going for a intel i7, but I've
heard that i7 is not yet fully supported by CS4. Is that correct?
best,
Alex
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3. Re: Getting started with CS4 Pro.Prem. / AE - Which CPU Type?
Adolfo Rozenfeld Jul 2, 2009 12:23 PM (in response to VideoRide09)It is fully supported in the 9.02 update.
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4. Re: Getting started with CS4 Pro.Prem. / AE - Which CPU Type?
VideoRide09 Jul 2, 2009 12:27 PM (in response to Adolfo Rozenfeld)Sry to ask, but I'm quite new. 9.02 is CS4 Production
Premium though?
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5. Re: Getting started with CS4 Pro.Prem. / AE - Which CPU Type?
Adolfo Rozenfeld Jul 2, 2009 12:50 PM (in response to VideoRide09)9.02 is the latest update for After Effects CS4, especifically (After Effects CS4 is the 9th release of After Effects).
I am not aware that other applications in Production Premium needed to be updated in any specific way for i7.
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6. Re: Getting started with CS4 Pro.Prem. / AE - Which CPU Type?
VideoRide09 Jul 2, 2009 1:04 PM (in response to Adolfo Rozenfeld)Thanks!
Will this update also be included in the CS4 Production Premium - student version?
(as I've read that student versions are not supported with upgrades, does this
count for updates aswell, will this update only be available online or is it
already provided in the suite when bought?)
Best,
Alex
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7. Re: Getting started with CS4 Pro.Prem. / AE - Which CPU Type?
Adolfo Rozenfeld Jul 2, 2009 1:12 PM (in response to VideoRide09)Upgrades means going to full new versions (for example, from CS3 to CS4).
Updates are dot (.1) or dot-dot (.01) releases, and they provide bugfixes, sometimes support for new technologies if needed (like i7) and relatively minor improvements. These are free, so even if your Production Premium box/download comes with 9.0, the Adobe Updater application will offer you to download 9.02 automatically.
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8. Re: Getting started with CS4 Pro.Prem. / AE - Which CPU Type?
VideoRide09 Jul 2, 2009 1:13 PM (in response to Adolfo Rozenfeld)Thanks a lot for your help.
2009/7/2 Adolfo Rozenfeld <forums@adobe.com>
Upgrades means going to full new versions (for example, from CS3 to CS4).
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Updates are dot (.1) or dot-dot (.01) releases, and they provide bugfixes,
sometimes support for new technologies if needed (like i7) and relatively
minor improvements. These are free, so even if your Production Premium
box/download comes with 9.0, the Adobe Updater application will offer you to
download 9.02 automatically.
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