[Question] CPU or GPU intensive?

[Norack]

Nope, im sure some ppl have benchmarked it though. I'm only talking out of MB to CPU architecture theory.

did a quick like 1 second google search and found this outta millions of results
http://www.iinuu.eu/en/it-guru/windo...ance-benchmark

Remember its theorized and the results do show significant improvement. Quite frankly im surprised the 64 bit improved as much as it did because the hardware they used if you check it out at the beginning of the test they used all hardware that a X86 processor can take advantage of, and when they switched over and tested it on X64 they didnt change the hardware at all. I don't really understand the point of benchmarking something on X86 versus X64 when you use the same hardware. For example, why not upgrade your RAM? I can understand why there computer only used 4 Gigs of RAM when they where running X86 cause thats all it can utilize. But X64 can utilize 192 Gigs of Ram, depending upon which version you have. So why not upgrade the RAM? You know what I mean, its like "hey on the X86 where using 100% of our RAM so lets switch over to X64 and use the exact same RAM and see if we can use more than 4 GB's of RAM when we only have 4 GB's of RAM in there..............by the way of magick?" XD well thats a little over board but hopefully you understand what I mean.

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Have everything on FFXIV maxed out and only 20% which is why im assuming its necked out. So hopefully the 2.0 new architectural changes it to where it can utilize more of my GPU. I think really the biggest change between X86 and X64 in this game would just be the RAM usage as of right now. Id love to see how much funner this game can be from running using only 4 Gigs of RAM like I am now to all of a sudden running it using 36 Gigs of RAM. Lol I know thats never gonna happen and would never need that much but............. son of a just thinking about it XD.