Thanks Peter. I run Windows2000 Professional, so I knew a little
about it. It was mainly out of curiosity; I knew you had to
reinstall nt (i hate the win2k moniker) to gain access to both cpu's,
I was just curious about Vegas. I did end up doing a complete
reinstall of everything, just to make sure everything is straight.
Anyway, isn't SMP great? :)

Peter Ramos wrote:
>>Well, assuming you're running 95 or 98, in order to take care of
SMP,
>>you're going to have to install Windows NT (I suggest Workstation
>>over Server). So, if you install NT, you're going to have to re-
>>install Vegas anyways. :-)
>>
>>Now, if you're already running NT, you're going to have to re-
install
>>it. There is no way to upgrade a single-processor NT system to
duals,
>>since the NT SMP Kernel is installed only when the OS is first
>>installed (and the two processors are in-place and functioning).
>>
>>In short ... upgrading your system will be a little more of a
project
>>than I believe you expected.
>>
>>:-)
>>
>>Good luck! Post a message if you need suggestions, I'm running a
BP6
>>as well (I don't OC my processors though).
>>
>>~Pete!
>>
>>Robby Spears wrote:
>>>>My Abit BP6 mobo and dual overclocked Celerons arrived
>>>>today (much rejoicing ensued). I've read that Vegas is SMP
>>>>enabled, now, do I need to reinstall Vegas to get the SMP
>>>>lovin, or is this taken care of on an operating system
>>>>level? Thanks.