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Story: Windows XP Professional x64 Edition RC1 tested
Posted by: Jesus H. Christ (Saturday 8 January 2005, 8:39 PM)
hardly 'set rolling by AMD and microsoft'. AMD, yes, microsoft, no. Linux and other *NIXs have supported 64 bit processors for a long time, certainly before microsoft even thought about it.
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Story: Windows XP Professional x64 Edition RC1 tested
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hardly 'set rolling by AMD and microsoft'. AMD, y... Jesus H. Christ -
No mention of Apple.... typical. Your Momma -
Mention of Apple? Why??? This is an ov... Joe Gee -
Couldn't agree more about Microsoft being ver... Jure Repinc
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The main benefit is 64 bit math, not 64 bit addres... Anonymous
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Anon. said "The main benefit is 64 bit math,... Tris Orendorff
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If you need more that 4GB of memory, the... Species8472 -
How about wanting to edit a complet... Anonymous
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4GB of memory is not much in t... dpw
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The writer must have forgotten about the Intel Ita... Anonymous
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1. Microsoft has been working hard on x86-64... Paul Hsieh
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Microsoft is also forgetting about the 6... Anonymous
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"The writer must have forgotten about the Int... Anonymous
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The Itanium is a completely different archite... Al
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Quite right. Itanium has nothing to do w... Matt Loney
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I'm afraid the review was a non-event, half the ti... Mike Collins
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Re. Mike Collins' comment: as far as 'sitting... Charles McLellan
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So if you can get 2 times average performance and... Anonymous
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Don't download this Beta! It is not what you think... Anonymous
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1218 may be available for download to the lay... Anonymous
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XP and 2003 follow the same build number... Anonymous
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They are 64bit software out!
just look here
http:/... wiak
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Are there any NIC adapters that have 64-Bit drive... Anonymous
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Re. Mike Collins' comment: Well I agree with Mike... Gerald
