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I'm wondering if there are benefits to using Win7 Pro over Win7 Home Premiun with VE Pro? I don't need more than 16 GB of ram and don't need remote desktop either. P.S. Sorry if i asked this in the past.
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Hi AJ, really depends on your wishes and plans. Here´s a good description, in wikipedia. Best, Paul
Paul Kopf Product Manager - Vienna Symphonic Library
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Here are the upper RAM limits of the different versions of Win7: * Starter: 8GB * Home Basic: 8GB * Home Premium: 16GB * Professional: 192GB * Enterprise: 192GB * Ultimate: 192G Best, Paul
Paul Kopf Product Manager - Vienna Symphonic Library
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Paul wrote:Hi AJ, really depends on your wishes and plans. Here´s a good description, in wikipedia. Best, Paul Hi Paul, But surely i don't need Windows server domain to run VE Pro? I just bought 2 copies of Home Premium so i would really appreciate and answer ASAP before i install it. I just have 2 or 3 Pc in my setup and I'm not interested aditional functions of Win7 Pro. Thanks.
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I just read those wiki links(haha! I was going to say wikileaks) and from what i understand i don't need those to run VE Pro. But still, I would like to be usre before i install. P.S. Ins't wiki great? I should have looked there first.
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Well there's no mention of a specific windows version on the requirements page so i guess home premium will do just fine. Thanks.
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Anonymous Joe wrote:Well there's no mention of a specific windows version on the requirements page so i guess home premium will do just fine. Thanks. If you're not using a huge amount of memory and don't need the networking features of Pro, then I don't see any reason why Home Premium wouldn't be OK. I went with Pro simply because I needed much more memory and wanted to future proof myself in case I needed the networking features. DG
Nuendo 6.03, 4.3 2 x Intel Xeon x5675 3.07GHz Hex Core 48GB RAM Windows 7 (x64)Pro RME Multiface II Intensity ATI HD5400 series graphics card
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DG wrote:Anonymous Joe wrote:Well there's no mention of a specific windows version on the requirements page so i guess home premium will do just fine. Thanks. If you're not using a huge amount of memory and don't need the networking features of Pro, then I don't see any reason why Home Premium wouldn't be OK. I went with Pro simply because I needed much more memory and wanted to future proof myself in case I needed the networking features. DG Perfect! Thanks DG. 
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Hi AJ, I agree with DG - it´s all a matter of your plans and expectations! Best, Paul
Paul Kopf Product Manager - Vienna Symphonic Library
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Paul wrote:Hi AJ, I agree with DG - it´s all a matter of your plans and expectations! Best, Paul Great! I don't see myself meeding these fontions at all in the future. I just need VE Pro on a few computers and that's it. I'm pretty much tech illiterate and probably wouldn't know how anyway. Looking foward to fillnaly setting VE Pro up.  Thanks guys.
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