How do you setup for your multi cores and other settings?

since the preferences doesnt really give us a option does that mean that FCPX just "knows" how good your computer is and what you want to devote (memory wise, etc) to it?

I have the same problem - beach balls and temporary freezing, on 2 Mac Pros (8 Core, 32GB RAM, HD5870 card). All the while CPU and other resources are not maxed out; this is on 10.6.8. there seems to be 'some' bugs - for some people - that in fact make FCPS quite slow (and slowing hte system down as well) all the while there is no bottleneck in hardware....

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