Version 5.5 > Need some advice...
When we got a new PC for our church, my co-hort asked if he could pick the PC. He's more of an A/V guy than a PC guy (no offense to Karen or other ladies ), but his A/V company didn't have much PC experience, and wanted some more to put on their resumé. I wasn't sure about his picking a dual-core processor, but I figured it wouldn't hurt. So I bought Windows 64, and later bought SSP.
See my problem?
Well, it was working fine until I updated SSP in December. That's when I found out you shouldn't use EITHER Win64 OR dual-core.
So, at this point, my options are:
1) Install SSP 7 on the existing system - Is the beta stable enough to do this? That kinda makes me nervous, but SSP is now unreliable, so doing nothing also makes me nervous.
2) Install Win32 on the dual core - Would this help? Would the 32-bit O/S cause the dual-core act like a single core?
3) Is there an option on an AMD dual-core to disable the 2nd core? I am a PC geek, but I haven't really dealt with dual-core technology too much.
Does anyone have a better option than these? Any ideas?
Option 2 is a good one, but you will still need to use SSP V7 rather than an earlier version.
I'm not sure that Option 3 is really an option (that is, disabling one of the cores).
Thanks for the response Doug.

I've been able to turn hyper threading on.