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Final cut studio 2 w/ mac pro

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I already have final cut studio 2 on my powermac g5. Im looking at upgrading to an 8 core mac pro. but i wanted to know if final cut and motion actually take advantage of all 8 cores, or do they only use one at a time, like a lot of software i use on my C2D PC.
 
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I don't have a mac pro but I'm pretty sure it will use all 8 cores becuase its a pro app so I would think it would take use off all cores and everything else like lots of ram and stuff but u can't quote me on it, try googling for more info
 

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