[00:57] Lucas Brown: its funny i have so much ram because i also use After Effects and its 32 bit and can only use 3gb of ram anyway[00:57] Lucas Brown: but to give you an idea of the rendering power of the machine[00:57] Joseph Costa: yea i was gonna point out the pointlessness of 16gb ram even on a 64 bit system unless you know what your doing[00:57] Lucas Brown: it can render 30 minutes of full HD video in less than a minute.[00:57] Joseph Costa: nice[00:58] Lucas Brown: its rad as a mother fucker[00:58] Joseph Costa: it could probably render even faster if it was using its ram properly[00:58] Lucas Brown: Kemmon knows what he is doing[00:58] Lucas Brown: hes a pro man[00:58] Joseph Costa: oh?[00:58] Joseph Costa: does he know how to use the other 10gb of ram the 64 bit system isnt touching?[00:59] Lucas Brown: idk[00:59] Lucas Brown: he knows alot[00:59] Joseph Costa: lol[00:59] Lucas Brown: i dont question kemmon[00:59] Lucas Brown: ive learned that[00:59] Joseph Costa: ask him when you see him if he knows how to use ram disks[01:00] Joseph Costa: basically, you can turn leftover ram into a hard drive[01:00] Lucas Brown: thats wasteful[01:00] Joseph Costa: and since rams speed is measured per nanoseconds instead of seconds[01:00] Lucas Brown: we have 17tb of space...[01:00] Joseph Costa: your thinkinng of it the wrong way[01:00] Joseph Costa: you have 10gb that answers in nanoseconds[01:00] Lucas Brown: our fiber optic connections are faster than HD to motherboard SATA connections[01:01] Lucas Brown: its FUCKING FAST[01:01] Joseph Costa: you could turn that into your systems pagingi file and temp section[01:01] Joseph Costa: instead of using your hard drive as the temp[01:01] Joseph Costa: therefore making something that would take a second on a hard drive, take a nanosecond[01:01] Lucas Brown: kemmon says that the fiber optic network is so fast that no known connection from HD to motherboard is faster[01:02] Joseph Costa: whats "wasteful" is having 10gb of ram doing nothing[01:02] Lucas Brown: im sure kemmon has it there for a porpouse[01:02] Joseph Costa: im not talking about a network[01:02] Joseph Costa: im talking about the compters local processing power[01:02] Lucas Brown: its fast as hell already[01:02] Joseph Costa: idc how powerful your network is, the computer only runs as fast as its slowest component[01:03] Joseph Costa: using ramdisks you cut its processing speed by 1000 :D[01:03] Joseph Costa: processing time*[01:03] Lucas Brown: how do you know that?[01:03] Joseph Costa: i have 4gb of ram on a 32 bit system[01:03] Joseph Costa: i got tired of that leftover gig so i looked into it[01:03] Joseph Costa: its pointless for me since 1gb is to limited for large operations, but i still had to look into it[01:04] Joseph Costa: most desktops run something like a 3-5 gb paging file at gb/s[01:04] Lucas Brown: ill ask him but im sure if it was plausible he would know about it and would have implemented it[01:04] Joseph Costa: using ramdisks, you would have 10gb running at gb/ns[01:05] Joseph Costa: but if you can render video that fast, it doesnt really matter[01:05] Joseph Costa: im just an optimization freak