Nodes vs 64 bit

Hi. This is my first post.
Is anyone able to give me an idea which would give better performance, between using Logic 9 Studio in 64 bit mode, and using it in 32 bit mode with a node? As far as I understand, nodes are not available in 64 bit mode yet.
I am running Logic 9.1.5 on a 2011 MBP, 2GHz I7 with 8GB RAM. 64 bit mode should then let me access the extra RAM. I have a second MBP from 2010 (2.26 GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM) which could act as a node. Presumably this would provide more processing power but less RAM in total than using just the one MBP but in 64 bit mode.
I haven't tried it out much yet, but with an older version of Logic, just running on the faster MBP, I would sometimes get both "memory low" messages and CPU overload, so both are potentially limiting factors.
Does anyone have any experience of this?

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mhaque wrote:
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1)create 1 managed server (MS1) and provide the IP address of the same box(machine1)
2)create second managed server (MS2) and provide the IP address of the second box(machine2)
In this way we can create two managed servers on two different machines (machine1 and machine2), and as per your requirement monitor/manage the managed servers from machine1.
We don’t need to create a domain on another machine explicitly,however this configuration need few steps to be performed.
This concept is called Horizontal cluster,Following forum link will explain the same in detail.
Vertical and Horizontal Clustering
---Regarding having different paths for the same domain on machine1 and machine2,
We will not create a domain on machine 2 explicitly; the concept is creating one domain but distributing it on different machines.
So paths of the installation or the directory where we have the managed sever will not matter here.
The node manager functionality will work, provided we configure it correctly.
Following link will help you understand this in a better way.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13222_01/wls/docs90/server_start/nodemgr.html
If you need the guidelines in node manager configuration (bit tricky) please let me know.
Edited by: user123456 on May 2, 2011 9:32 PM

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