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leo27
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Sun Jul 20, 2008 12:27 am |
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Location: Sydney, Australia
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is it just me or does the line about learning to use a gpu for graphical programs sound like windows seven will have some sort of cuda like support built into the os itself
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JabbaPapa
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Sun Jul 20, 2008 4:25 am |
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| leo27 wrote: |
| is it just me or does the line about learning to use a gpu for graphical programs sound like windows seven will have some sort of cuda like support built into the os itself |
This feature is already part of Vista -- and one of the main reasons why Vista appears to some people to be a resources hog 
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Cornflake
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Wed Sep 03, 2008 2:09 pm |
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Location: Colorado, USA
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| Grav!ty wrote: |
Quite honestly, I think the haste with which Windows 7 is being prepared will lead to serious issues if some basics are not adhered to, such as maintaining the current Vista driver models (can't believe I said that!). What I mean is that driver and software developers have barely come to terms with Vista and hopefully they won't now have to start readying a totally new driver and presentation foundation. |
Well, unless Windows 7 brings back the old-fashioned XP audio-stack and HAL (which obviously isn't happening) then I don't care if they release windows ten. I'll be on XP indefinitely 
I bet Windows Seven will be a continuation of being reamed by Creative the once-good PC audio company who now only codes drivers in their spare time, making the PC not a fun place for music and other audio.
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