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AMD64 vs.P4-64 bit
Alon, I think that's true regarding older P4's. Not sure about the newer
Dual Core P4's. "Alon Brodski" wrote in message ... Hello I've read that AMD Athlon 64-bit provides full backward compatability with 32-bit OS's-software. But Intel P4-64 bit provides limited one. Could anyone explain that. Does it mean that when we talk about 64-bit CPU's it's more practical for end user to stick with AMD (as of now)? Alon |
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AMD64 vs.P4-64 bit
Hello
I've read that AMD Athlon 64-bit provides full backward compatability with 32-bit OS's-software. But Intel P4-64 bit provides limited one. Could anyone explain that. Does it mean that when we talk about 64-bit CPU's it's more practical for end user to stick with AMD (as of now)? Alon |
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AMD64 vs.P4-64 bit
Alon Brodski wrote:
Hello I've read that AMD Athlon 64-bit provides full backward compatability with 32-bit OS's-software. But Intel P4-64 bit provides limited one. This is incorrect. Perhaps you are thinking of Intel's other 64-bit CPU, the Itanium. Could anyone explain that. Does it mean that when we talk about 64-bit CPU's it's more practical for end user to stick with AMD (as of now)? Alon Carl |
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