On Apr 13, 2005, at 9:55 AM, Ronald Woodland wrote: > Now that was an education. The scary part is that I almost really > understood what you were taking about. I do a lot of 3D > modeling/rendering, as well as video editing. I'm sorry. Sometimes writing software gets me into a different state of mind and I start rambling :-) I guess my thoughts are that almost anybody who uses Mac OS X can benefit from using a dual processor machine. The reason is because of things like iMovie and iDVD which are bundled with the system, and take full advantage of dual cpu's. If it was Windows it's doubtful that dual cpu's would show much advantage because the NT kernel doesn't handle thread scheduling properly, and the application has to be written specifically to handle its own thread scheduling. With Mac OS X it's "built-in" - take advantage of it. -- Chris