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Subject: Is Matlab 2009b truly running 64-bit in Windows 7?

From: Christopher

Date: 9 Nov, 2009 02:13:28

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Just wondering whether I can expect a performance improvement if I
migrate to 7; some have cautioned of a possible degradation in
performance relative to XP pro (although I'd likely be adding another
4 GB of RAM if I moved to 7).

Thanks,
Chris

Subject: Is Matlab 2009b truly running 64-bit in Windows 7?

From: Jane

Date: 9 Nov, 2009 04:54:02

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I am also likely to get a new computer soon and was wondering if there are any problems in installing and running Matlab in Windows 7 64 bit.

I have an impression there are issues in installing it. Is that correct?

Subject: Is Matlab 2009b truly running 64-bit in Windows 7?

From: Jane

Date: 9 Nov, 2009 05:01:20

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Subject: Is Matlab 2009b truly running 64-bit in Windows 7?

From: Titus Edelhofer

Date: 9 Nov, 2009 14:13:06

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"Christopher" <data.mule@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:0182b8fd-468e-4c91-a08b-2ff093f010fd@v25g2000yqk.googlegroups.com...
> Just wondering whether I can expect a performance improvement if I
> migrate to 7; some have cautioned of a possible degradation in
> performance relative to XP pro (although I'd likely be adding another
> 4 GB of RAM if I moved to 7).
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
>

Hi Chris,

according to
http://www.mathworks.com/support/sysreq/current_release/index.html
Windows 7 is fully supported on 64-bit machines. About the performance I
can't say anything, though.

Titus

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